{"status_code":200,"screenshot_url":"https://data.forkthis.io/assets/435c88fb-ea11-43d9-87e9-d6de6976a489.png"}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/10190/full+page+website+screenshot+api/19561/capture+screenshot?url=https://www.google.com/' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
After signing up, every developer is assigned a personal API access key, a unique combination of letters and digits provided to access to our API endpoint. To authenticate with the Full Page Website Screenshot API simply include your bearer token in the Authorization header.
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Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed.
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Full Page Website Screenshot API is a reliable, flexible tool that generates high-quality screenshots of any webpage—full-page or custom viewport—with precise control over timing and content.
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Built for developers, it’s easy to integrate and comes with clear documentation and low-friction setup.
Capture pixel-perfect images for monitoring, previews, reporting, or automation—with advanced features that give you full control over how and when the shot is taken.
Key capabilities include:
Whether you’re building previews, running automated tests, or capturing visual archives—Full Page Website Screenshot API helps you capture exactly what you want, when you need it.
The Screenshot API allows developers to capture full-page or viewport-based screenshots of any publicly accessible URL.
To ensure reliability and speed, especially for pages with heavy scripts or slow load times, our API follows an asynchronous two-step flow. When you make a request, the screenshot job is queued instantly, and we return either the screenshot or (for slower pages) a result URL you can poll to retrieve the result.
You can capture any public webpage over HTTP or HTTPS. Private, gated, or authentication-required URLs are not currently supported.
Yes. You can specify full_page: true in the request parameters to capture an entire scrollable page, not just the viewport.
Use the GET endpoint in our docs and set the parameters as follows. 1. url: string 2. full_page: pass either “true” or “false” (default is false) 3. viewport_width: integer (default is 1920) 4. viewport_height: integer (default is 1080) 5. delay_ms : integer (default is 0) 6. css_classes_to_hide: a string of “space separated” css classes (no dots required. Eg: “container nav-bar chat-popup”
Once you make your we will either send you the screenshot URL or a result URL to check the status of your screenshot task. This result URL will returns either a completed screenshot URL or a status indicating it’s still processing. No authentication is required to access this “result URL”
Most screenshots are ready in 2–6 seconds, but webpages that are slow to load / media asset heavy may take longer.
Yes, use the delay_ms parameter to delay the capture by a specific number of milliseconds. This is useful for waiting on animations or content that takes a while to load.
Yes. Pass an array to css_classes_to_hide with selectors you want hidden (e.g., ads, popups) before capture.
Users can customize their requests by setting parameters such as "full_page," "viewport_width," "viewport_height," "delay_ms," and "css_classes_to_hide" to tailor the screenshot capture to their specific needs.
The Screenshot API returns a JSON object containing the HTTP status code and the URL of the generated screenshot image. For example, a successful response includes fields like "status_code" and "screenshot_url."
The key fields in the response data are "status_code," which indicates the success of the request, and "screenshot_url," which provides the direct link to the captured screenshot image.
The response data is structured in JSON format, with key-value pairs. The "status_code" indicates the request's outcome, while "screenshot_url" contains the link to the image, making it easy to parse and use programmatically.
The endpoint accepts parameters such as "url," "full_page," "viewport_width," "viewport_height," "delay_ms," and "css_classes_to_hide." These allow users to customize their screenshot requests based on specific needs.
Users can utilize the returned data by checking the "status_code" to confirm success and using the "screenshot_url" to display or store the image. This is useful for monitoring website changes or generating previews.
Typical use cases include generating visual previews for marketing materials, automating website testing, capturing visual archives for documentation, and monitoring website changes over time.
Data accuracy is maintained through robust error handling and status code reporting. The API ensures that only successfully captured screenshots are returned, allowing users to trust the output.
If an error status code is received, users should check the URL for correctness and ensure the page is publicly accessible. They can also refer to the API documentation for troubleshooting common issues.
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The free trial lasts for 7 days and allows you to make up to 50 API requests.
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