Full-page screenshots of any website in seconds. Choose viewport, format, and capture mode. No installs, no extensions.
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Enter any web address — works on public websites, landing pages, blogs and more.
Pick desktop, tablet or mobile viewport, your format, and full-page or above-fold.
Get your screenshot in seconds. Download it directly or save it to Savebase.
A website screenshot records how a public page looks at a specific moment. Paste the URL above to create a desktop, tablet, or mobile capture without installing a browser extension. Choose a full-page image for the entire scrolling page, a viewport capture for the visible browser area, or an above-the-fold snapshot for a quick visual reference.
Download the result as PNG for crisp interface details, JPG for a smaller photo-friendly file, or WebP for a modern balance of size and quality. The 2× option creates a denser image when you need sharper text for presentations, design reviews, or documentation.
Use a full-page screenshot when the order of every section matters, such as for a page audit or design archive. Use viewport mode when you only need what a visitor sees at the selected screen size. The above-the-fold option is best for quickly comparing hero sections, navigation, and first impressions.
The target page must be reachable from the public internet. Login-only dashboards, local development URLs, pages that block automated browsers, and consent screens may not capture as expected. Dynamic content can also differ between runs because ads, personalization, and animations change over time.
Paste a public URL, choose the device size and capture mode, select an image format, and click the capture button.
Yes. Full-page mode captures the scrolling page rather than only the first visible browser screen.
You can download PNG, JPG, or WebP and use desktop, tablet, or mobile viewport presets, including an optional 2× capture.
The site may require a login, block automated browsers, load only on a private network, or take too long to render.
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