Webpage Screenshot from URL API

What it does

Webpage Screenshot lets you capture any web page as an image from its URL. Send a GET request to /take-screenshot with the page url, plus the width and height you want, and get back a JPEG (image/jpeg) of exactly that size.

url, width, and height are all required. width and height set the size of the browser viewport, and the page is captured 1:1 at that size, so text stays sharp. Both accept values from 100 to 1920 pixels, and values outside that range are clamped. Small widths show the site's mobile layout, which makes it easy to check how a page looks on different screens.

The response is the image itself and not JSON, so you can save it to a file, display it in your app, or hand it to the next step of a workflow directly.

Use Webpage Screenshot when you need link previews, website thumbnails, visual monitoring and archiving, or responsive layout checks without running your own headless browser.

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• I'm not sure the crop behavior is documented beyond "controls whether the image is cropped". If the provider can clarify what crop does, add that sentence.