Website Screenshot Tool

How do I capture a website screenshot?

Enter the URL and click Capture. The tool shows Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile previews automatically.

Can I use different device sizes?

Yes. Switch tabs for ~1366px (Desktop), ~768px (Tablet), and ~375px (Mobile). You can customize widths later.

Why does some site not render?

Sites behind logins, anti-bot protections, or CSP rules may restrict screenshots. Public pages work best.

Can I download or share the image?

Use Open Desktop/Tablet/Mobile to view the full-size image and save it from your browser.

Is there an API limit or watermark?

Free providers may add limits/watermarks. You can plug in your own API key or self-host Puppeteer/Playwright later.

Can I preview different device sizes?

Yes. Use the tabs to switch between Desktop (~1366px), Tablet (~768px), and Mobile (~375px) previews.

Does it work with any website?

Most public sites work. If a site blocks bots or requires login, screenshots may be limited.

Can I download the screenshot?

Open Full Size and save the image from your browser. A Download button can be added on request.

Is there a usage limit?

Free limits may apply depending on the backend provider. You can switch to your own API key or self-hosted capture later.

What does the Website Screenshot Tool do?

Generate external desktop, tablet, and mobile website preview images for visual review.

How should I interpret a Website Screenshot Tool result?

Read the displayed labels and validation messages together, then verify important findings against the original source. The result is a practical aid, not proof beyond the data it can inspect.

What can affect the Website Screenshot Tool result?

Inputs, source data, network conditions, and the limits explained on the page can affect the result.

Where can I learn more about using the Website Screenshot Tool?

Read “A Practical Technical SEO Check for a Web Page” for a practical workflow, limitations, and checks to make after using the tool.