WebShot

WebShot is a free online tool designed to capture screenshots of web pages. Users enter a website URL, select device type and screen size, choose between viewport-only or full-page capture, and select output format. The tool then renders the page and returns a downloadable image or document. The service supports three predefined device profiles: Desktop (1920x1080), Tablet (768x1024), and Mobile (375x812). Each profile mimics the corresponding screen dimensions, allowing users to preview how a website appears on different devices. A custom resolution option is also available for more precise control. For each capture, users can choose between two range modes. Viewport screenshot captures only the visible portion of the page at the selected screen size. Full-page screenshot captures the entire scrollable content, from top to bottom, regardless of page length. This is useful for documenting long articles, product listings, or design layouts. Output formats include PNG, JPEG (JPG), PDF, and HTML. PNG and JPEG are raster image formats suitable for quick sharing or embedding. PDF generates a multi-page document that preserves the page’s layout and text selectability. HTML output returns the captured content as a standalone HTML file, which can be opened in any browser or further edited. The capture process is executed server-side. After submitting a URL, WebShot loads the page in a headless browser, waits for resources to finish loading, then takes the screenshot image or renders the PDF. The entire operation typically completes within seconds, depending on page complexity and network speed. No user registration or payment is required for basic usage. There is no file size limit mentioned for the source page, though extremely heavy pages with many images or scripts may take