Website Screenshot & Full Page Capture by URL
Enter any URL to capture a full-page website screenshot instantly. No browser extension or software installation is required.
Choose from desktop, tablet, or mobile screen sizes to save responsive layouts for different devices. You can also customize image quality, output format, and page loading delay.
Captured images can also be optimized with the image compressor.
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Downloaded images are delivered in higher quality than the preview.
Full Page Scrolling Capture & Element Screenshot
Full-page scrolling capture saves the entire webpage, including all scrollable sections, as a single image.
Set the browser height to Auto to automatically match the full page length.
To capture only a specific section, enable Query Selector in advanced settings.
You can target elements using selectors such as #id or .class.
Website View Modes & Device Resolution Capture
In Website View Mode, you can choose between desktop PC (FHD/QHD), mobile, or tablet layouts in both portrait and landscape orientations.
Responsive websites display different layouts depending on the device type. This is useful when you need to save separate screenshots for desktop and mobile versions of the same webpage.
Rendering Settings & Chromium / Firefox Support
Image quality can be set to Auto, Original, High, Medium, or Low depending on your needs.
Enable Retina Mode to capture screenshots in higher resolution.
It is especially useful for design previews, presentations, or print-quality images where sharp detail matters.
JPG is provided as the default export format. If you want to save only individual images from a webpage, you can also use the website image extractor.
High-Quality Screenshot Capture & Retina Mode
Image quality can be adjusted to Auto, Original, High, Medium, or Low depending on your needs.
Enable Retina Mode to save screenshots in higher resolution.
It is especially useful for design mockups, presentations, or print-ready images where fine detail and sharpness are important.
JPG is provided as the default export format. If you want to save only individual images from a webpage, you can also use the website image extractor.
When Is Website Screenshot Capture Useful?
Website screenshots are useful when you want to preserve important information before a webpage changes or becomes unavailable.
Saving pages such as terms of service, announcements, or promotional campaigns in advance makes it easier to compare updates or reference previous versions later.
- Designers & Developers: Collecting layout and UI/UX inspiration
- Online Store & Blog Owners: Archiving product details, reviews, and promotional pages
- Marketers: Saving competitor campaigns and advertising pages
- Business & Education: Keeping reports, presentations, and research materials
Always respect copyright laws and privacy policies when capturing or sharing screenshots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Simply enter a URL to save an entire webpage as a single image without installing any software or browser extensions.
The capture is generated directly in the browser, so the screenshot reflects the page exactly as real users see it.
- Seamless full-page capture: Capture the entire webpage down to the bottom without broken sections
- Device resolution support: Choose between desktop (FHD/QHD), mobile, and tablet modes
- Advanced settings: Fine-tune Retina Mode, Query Selector, delayed capture, and more
If the screenshot starts before the webpage finishes loading, some sections may appear cut off or blank. Try the following steps.
- Increase the capture delay: Set the delay time to at least 5 seconds in advanced settings.
- Manually set the browser height: Instead of using Auto, enter a pixel value that matches the actual page length.
This feature starts the screenshot capture after waiting for a specified amount of time once the webpage begins loading.
It allows dynamic content such as images, ads, and scripts to fully render before capture, helping you save a more complete and accurate screenshot.
The default delay is 1 second. For slower websites, a setting of 3–5 seconds or longer is recommended.
Enable the Specific Area Capture (Query Selector) option in advanced settings to capture only selected elements using CSS selectors.
- Specific
idelement: enter in the format#image-list - Specific
classelement: enter in the format.photoorimg.photo
This feature is useful when you want to save only part of a webpage, such as a header, banner, or a specific section.
On long scrolling pages or websites that load external content, some areas may appear blank if the screenshot is taken before the browser fully renders that section.
Check the following settings.
- Switch the rendering mode: Firefox mode may work more reliably than Chromium on pages with heavy multimedia content.
- Refresh the page and try again: Temporary loading issues can sometimes prevent certain images or videos from appearing correctly.
This tool is available for free. Free users can capture 1 URL per request.
Batch capture for multiple URLs at once requires a plan upgrade.