Generate Full Webpage Screenshot
Dynamically capture full page screenshots of websites.
About Generate Full Webpage Screenshot
Capture Webpage Screenshot is an API hosted on ApyHub that converts a webpage URL into a PNG screenshot. It exposes two GET endpoints: a /download endpoint that streams the screenshot back as a binary PNG file, and a /link endpoint that returns a JSON object with a signed cloud storage URL for the captured image. Both endpoints accept a required url parameter along with optional delay (0-10 seconds, default 3) and quality (1-5, default 5) settings; the /download endpoint additionally accepts an output parameter for the downloaded filename.
The API is intended for automating browser-based screenshot capture without building a custom screenshot service, suited to use cases such as QA checks, visual regression pipelines, archiving page states, and generating screenshots for reports or support tickets.
The listing is versioned 1.0.0, published by ApyHub, and marked Verified, with a listing date of Jul 7, 2026.
Key features
- Converts a webpage URL into a PNG screenshot
- Streams the screenshot as a binary file download via the /download endpoint
- Returns a signed cloud storage link to the PNG via the /link endpoint
- Configurable capture delay up to 10 seconds before screenshotting
- Adjustable screenshot quality level from 1 to 5
Frequently asked questions
What does this API do?
It captures a screenshot of a given webpage URL and returns it as a PNG, either as a direct binary download or as a signed cloud storage link.
What input do I need to provide?
Just a valid webpage URL as a query parameter; you can optionally set a capture delay, output filename, and quality level.
How is the screenshot returned?
The /download endpoint streams the PNG as a binary file, while the /link endpoint returns a JSON object with a signed storage URL to the PNG.
Who is this API for?
It suits QA checks, visual regression pipelines, page-state archiving, and generating screenshots for reports or support tickets.
How is the API authenticated?
Requests are authenticated using an apy-token header containing your API key.
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