Website Screenshot

Paste a URL and get a clean, pixel-perfect screenshot of any public web page - the full page or just the first screen, on desktop, tablet or mobile. Cookie banners are cleared for you, and you can annotate the result, save it as PDF or capture 20 sites in one go. Need the page as a document instead? Try HTML to PDF.

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Presets
Device - browser window size
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How to take a screenshot of a website

  1. Paste the URL. Type or paste the address of any public web page. If you leave out https://, we add it for you.
  2. Pick a device. Choose Desktop, Full HD, Wide, Tablet, Mobile or your own window size.
  3. Set the options. Full page or first screen, PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF, a delay for slow pages, dark mode, and whether to clear cookie banners and ads.
  4. Capture and save. Press Capture, then download the screenshot, copy it, annotate it or turn it into a PDF.

Want to mark something up? Annotate adds arrows, boxes, text and blur right on the screenshot.

What you can capture

Full page or first screen

Grab the whole page top to bottom, or only what a visitor sees before scrolling.

Any device size

Desktop, Full HD, tablet, mobile or a custom window. Add 2x for retina-sharp text.

Dark mode

See how a site looks to visitors who browse in dark mode - handy for design reviews.

Clean shots

Cookie banners are cleared, ads can be blocked, and any element can be hidden with a CSS selector.

Real PDFs

Save the page as a PDF with selectable text and clickable links, on A4, Letter or one long page.

Batch and compare

Capture 20 sites in one run, or mobile and desktop side by side.

Screen sizes we use

DeviceWindowWith 2xGood for
Desktop1280 x 8002560 x 1600Most laptops, docs and tickets
Full HD1920 x 10803840 x 2160Big monitors, presentations
Wide1440 x 9002880 x 1800MacBook-style screens
Tablet768 x 10241536 x 2048iPad portrait layouts
Mobile375 x 812750 x 1624iPhone-size responsive checks

Making a social share image? Use Custom at 1200 x 630, then trim it with the Image Cropper or resize it with the Image Resizer.

Handy for

  • Bug reports. Capture the page, circle the problem, blur private data and paste it into the ticket.
  • Client and design reviews. Show mobile and desktop side by side, in light and dark mode.
  • SEO and site audits. Archive key pages before a redesign, alongside the Broken Link Checker and Sitemap Generator.
  • Competitor tracking. Batch-capture rival landing pages each month and keep the ZIP.
  • Brand checks. Grab a site's look, then pull its icon with the Favicon Extractor.

Safe by design

Our browser visits each page as an anonymous, logged-out visitor.

It only talks to public websites. Every request, including redirects, images and scripts, is checked, and anything pointing at a private or local network is refused.

Captured files are deleted from the server after 4 hours. Your recent captures stay in your own browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Open Capture area and choose Full page. The tool scrolls the page to load lazy images, then photographs it from top to bottom - up to 16,000 pixels tall.

Very long pages are cut at that height, and the result tells you when that happens.

Yes. Pick Mobile (375 x 812) or Tablet (768 x 1024). Turn on Mobile emulation to also send a mobile browser ID and touch support, so sites that detect phones serve their mobile version.

The Compare tab captures mobile and desktop side by side in one go.

We clear the banners of more than 40 common consent tools, but some sites build their own. Add a 3-5 second delay so the banner appears before we look for it.

Still there? Right-click it in your browser, choose Inspect, and put its class or id (for example .newsletter-popup) into Hide elements.

It works on every site that supports the prefers-color-scheme: dark setting, which most modern sites do. Sites with their own dark mode button and no automatic switch will look the same as in light mode.

PNG keeps text perfectly sharp and is best for documentation. JPG and WebP are much smaller, which helps for long full-page shots - you can set the quality.

PDF saves the page as a real document with selectable text and working links. To shrink a PNG later, use Compress PNG or PNG to WebP.

No. The tool only visits public websites, as a logged-out visitor. Addresses on private or local networks (like 192.168.x.x or localhost) are refused for security.

For a page you are logged into, use your own browser: in Chrome open DevTools, press Ctrl+Shift+P and run Capture full size screenshot.

As many as you need, for free. Batch mode captures up to 20 pages per run, and more than two results come as one ZIP.

To keep the camera available for everyone there is a fair-use limit of 10 captures a minute and 120 an hour.

Captured files are deleted from our server automatically after 4 hours, and we never look at them. Your recent captures list is saved only in your own browser, and you can clear it at any time.

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