Website Screenshot
Capture a screenshot of any website as PNG, JPEG, or WebP — at desktop, tablet, or mobile size, full-page or above the fold.
What is Website Screenshot?
Website Screenshot captures a pixel-accurate image of any public web page by loading it in a real headless browser (Cloudflare Browser Rendering) and rendering the result — the same way the page paints in your own browser, with JavaScript, web fonts, and lazy-loaded images included. You pick PNG for lossless detail, JPEG for smaller files, or WebP for the best size-to-quality ratio, toggle full-page capture to scroll-stitch the entire page instead of just the visible viewport, and choose a device class — Desktop, Tablet, or Mobile — to render the page at that viewport so responsive sites show their actual mobile or tablet layout rather than a shrunken desktop view. It's built for previews, thumbnails, design references, and archiving how a site looked at a moment in time. Nothing about the request — the URL, the image, or the result — is stored after the response is sent.
How to Use Website Screenshot
- Paste the full URL of the page you want to capture (https:// included; bare domains like example.com work too).
- Pick an image format — PNG for crisp detail, JPEG for smaller files, or WebP for the best compression.
- Choose a device — Desktop (1440px), Tablet (768px), or Mobile (390px) — to capture the page at that viewport and see how its responsive layout actually renders.
- Toggle "Full page" on to capture the entire scrollable page, or off to capture only the visible viewport.
- Click "Capture" and wait a few seconds while the page loads in a headless browser.
- Use "Download" to save the image, or right-click the preview to copy it into another app.
Examples
Marketing site (full page)
Input: https://example.com
Output: A full-page PNG of the homepage, stitching the hero, features, and footer into one tall image.
Above-the-fold preview
Input: https://example.com (Full page off, JPEG)
Output: A 1280px-wide JPEG of only what paints above the fold — a compact thumbnail.
Mobile layout
Input: https://example.com (Device: Mobile, PNG)
Output: A 390px-wide PNG of the site's mobile layout, with its hamburger menu and stacked sections.
Compressed archive
Input: https://example.com (WebP, Full page on)
Output: A compact WebP of the entire page suitable for long-term storage or a gallery of snapshots.
Common Mistakes
- Expecting a capture of a page that requires login — the headless browser has no session or cookies, so anything behind authentication renders as the logged-out state.
- Capturing a URL that 404s or redirects to a consent wall and assuming the broken result is a tool bug — open the URL in your own browser first if the image looks wrong.
- Choosing JPEG for a text-heavy page and wondering why the letters look smeared — PNG or WebP keep text crisp.
- Forgetting that some sites serve different markup to unknown user agents, so the captured layout can differ from your personal visit.
Why Use This Tool
- True browser rendering — JavaScript, web fonts, and client-rendered frameworks (React, Vue, and similar) are painted, not faked.
- Consistent output that's independent of your device, screen size, or installed browser extensions.
- Three image formats plus a full-page toggle cover thumbnails, previews, and complete page archives.
- No sign-up, no watermark, and nothing stored after the image is returned.