Capture a website screenshot by entering the webpage URL below. Click Screenshot, then download your image when it is ready.
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Keep a visual reference of a webpage for your next project, presentation, or website review.
Capture layouts, navigation styles, and page designs you want to reference when planning a website.
Try this: Collect a few examples and note what you like about each design.
Give your designer or developer a visual reference when discussing a page layout or suggesting content changes.
Try this: Add arrows and notes to the downloaded screenshot using an image editor.
Use a screenshot in a report or slide deck to show the webpage you are discussing alongside your explanation.
Try this: Include the source URL and capture date beneath the image.
Save visual examples of your public website projects, published articles, or portfolio pages for future reference.
Try this: Capture a completed project and add it to your project notes.
Capture a page before and after an update to review changes to its structure, messaging, and appearance.
Try this: Save both images with clear dates and compare them side by side.
Keep a visual reference of your campaign pages to discuss headlines, content placement, and calls to action.
Try this: Share the capture with your team and identify areas to improve.
A little preparation makes your capture easier to understand, organize, and share.
Ready to capture a page? Enter its public URL to get started.
Take a Website ScreenshotFind answers to common questions about capturing website screenshots.
Copy the full URL of the webpage you want to capture and paste it into the field above. Click Screenshot, then use the download link when your image is ready.
No installation is needed to submit a URL through this tool. Enter the webpage address in the form and request your screenshot directly from your browser.
Use the full address of a publicly accessible webpage, beginning with https:// or http://. Pages requiring a login or blocking automated access may not be captured successfully.
The capture may use a different screen size or rendering environment. Websites can also display different content depending on location, cookies, or login status. These differences can affect the layout and content shown in the screenshot.
Entering a URL does not give the capture tool access to your browser's signed-in session. A protected page may show a login screen or fail to load. Use your device's screenshot feature to capture content already open in your signed-in browser.
The webpage may load slowly, block automated requests, or require interaction before displaying its content. Images and sections that appear only after scrolling or clicking may be missing from the capture.
The captured area depends on the tool's capture settings and how the webpage loads. Very long pages or pages with continuously loading content may not appear in full. Check the downloaded image to confirm that it includes the sections you need.
No. A screenshot is a static image. Links, forms, and buttons are not interactive. Videos and animations may appear as a still frame, preview image, or empty area.
You can insert the downloaded image into documents or slides using compatible software. Include the source URL and capture date when useful, and make sure you have permission to reuse the content where required.
Yes. Use our Webpage to PDF tool if you prefer a document for reading or printing. You can also visit our Webpage to Image tool to convert a webpage to JPG.