Website Screenshot
Public pages only. Your browser login is not shared; CAPTCHA and access restrictions may prevent capture.
Phone presets preview a browser viewport, not a physical device. Long pages and lazy-loaded content may be incomplete.
Paste a public webpage URL below, choose a desktop or mobile size, and download PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF. Use Full page for a long webpage. For source code, open the separate HTML screenshot tool.
Popular Tasks
Website to JPG
Website to PNG
Website to PDF
HTML to JPG
HTML to PNG
HTML to PDF
iPhone Screenshot
Android Screenshot
iPhone Full Page Screenshot
Android Full Page Screenshot
Real input. Actual output.
This example captures the public Website Screenshot homepage from top to bottom. Compare its long exported image with a single desktop viewport.
https://www.websitescreenshot.app/
The remote capture does not inherit your Chrome login, local cookies, VPN, or localhost. Login screens, CAPTCHA, access restrictions, and anti-bot protection may prevent capture. Only submit pages you are allowed to capture.
Full-page mode attempts to scroll to load more content, but has time, height, and scroll-step limits. Infinite feeds and content loaded after clicks may be incomplete. Try a longer wait or a wait selector, then inspect the output.
Sticky headers, popups, animations, iframes, and independently scrolling panels can obscure or omit content. Hide selectors and wait controls can help, but cannot guarantee every site will render identically.
A phone preset changes the remote browser capture settings; it is not a screenshot from a physical iPhone or Android phone. Very long pages may fail or need smaller captures. Full page refers to the page, not every route on a website.
Common Use Cases
Real scenarios for teams that need screenshots and document exports
Generate OG images, preview cards, blog covers, and social assets from live URLs or HTML.
Lightweight screenshots for PDFs, wikis, and tickets.
Capture hero sections, galleries, pricing blocks, and full landing pages for review, archives, or client handoff.
Capture a page manually for design reviews, project records, and reports.
Why Users Choose It
Capture websites and HTML online with clean exports, device presets, and document-ready PDF output from one workflow.
Paste HTML, upload HTML+CSS bundles, or drop MHTML to generate accurate image or PDF exports from the same source.
Mobile, tablet, laptop, and desktop presets, plus custom width/height to match your breakpoints.
Capture full pages, split long content when needed, and export to JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF from one workflow.
Choose output quality and use hide or wait selectors to adjust a capture.
How It Works
From input to export in a few clear steps
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Paste a link or HTML/CSS code.
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Choose format, viewport, full-page mode, and any wait or hide rules you need.
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Render the page, review the result, and confirm the output matches your screenshot or document workflow.
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Download the finished JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF file in the format that best matches your use case.
FAQ
Questions users ask before capturing websites, HTML, and full pages online
For a public webpage, paste its URL. For code, open HTML Screenshot and paste the HTML or upload a supported file. Choose JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF, set the viewport, convert, then download the original result.
The uploader accepts .html, .htm, .css and .mhtml files up to 10 MB each. MHTML support extracts HTML and supported embedded resources; complex archives may not reproduce completely. ZIP resource bundles are not accepted, and uploading HTML does not automatically include other files on your computer.
Yes. Paste the complete document, including its style blocks. Leave the separate CSS field empty unless you want additional rules. Extra CSS is appended after the document styles and follows normal CSS specificity and source order.
Yes. The online screenshot and HTML conversion tools are free to use, with no registration or installation required.
The remote browser does not inherit your Chrome login, cookies, VPN or localhost access. Use publicly accessible URLs. Login screens, CAPTCHA and anti-bot restrictions may prevent capture.
It attempts to capture content below the first screen, within time, height and scrolling limits. Infinite feeds, nested scrolling panels and content revealed by clicks may be incomplete. Wait controls can help with loading, but do not guarantee a complete capture.
PNG is lossless and useful for sharp text and interface detail. JPG uses lossy compression and does not support transparency; file size depends on content and quality. WebP is another image option. PDF can paginate and is useful for document output. Inspect the actual export before sharing.
No. The conversion service renders submitted HTML or public URLs remotely. File reading and preview happen in the browser, but exporting is not a local-only workflow. Relative image paths, private URLs and late-loading fonts can produce missing or different content; use accessible absolute URLs or inline assets.
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Create browser-based screenshots and PDF exports for websites, HTML, mobile previews, and full pages without installing anything.
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