Website Screenshot Tool — Full Page PNG Online — Free
Processed on our servers — auto-deleted within 1 hour, never used for anything else.
Design reviews, bug reports, archive snapshots, and before/after comparisons all start with a trustworthy screenshot. Paste any public URL, set your viewport or choose full-page mode, and a headless Chromium on our servers renders exactly what a real visitor sees — returned as a clean PNG with no browser extensions required.
How it works
- 1
Paste the page URL
Enter the full address of a public web page you want to capture.
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Set the viewport
Choose width and height, or enable full-page mode to scroll-capture the entire document.
- 3
Capture and download
Press Capture. A headless browser renders the page on our servers and returns a PNG.
About this tool
How the capture works
Submit a URL and a real browser engine loads the page on our servers and captures a full-height screenshot — JavaScript executed, web fonts loaded, dynamic content rendered. You download a PNG of exactly what a visitor would see, with no browser on your side.
The privacy and safety rules
The capture blocks requests to private and internal network addresses, so a submitted URL cannot reach into our infrastructure. Pages render in an isolated environment with timeouts — a submitted URL can hang or misbehave without affecting anything else.
What captures well — and what does not
Public pages with standard rendering capture reliably. Pages behind logins capture only the public view (the browser has no session), age gates and bot checks may interpose themselves, and pages that lazy-load on scroll render their above-the-fold content.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my screenshot miss content below the fold?
Lazy-loaded images and sections render as they scroll. The capture renders the page as loaded — content that requires scrolling interaction appears only if the page loads it eagerly.
How long does a capture take?
A few seconds for typical pages — the browser must load the page completely before capturing. Slow-loading pages take proportionally longer up to the timeout.
Where do the screenshots go?
Files auto-delete from our servers within an hour, and the download link is signed and expires with the file.