Browshot
Browshot is a web service for taking real-time screenshots of live websites through a dashboard or API.
Screenshot APIs capture web pages or generate document images through an API, web dashboard, browser extension or hosted browser. Depending on the service, you can request full-page captures, set a viewport, wait for page conditions, submit HTML, create PDFs or set a location. Compare the access route that suits your setup. The listed platforms include web, API, Windows, extensions, self-hosting and Linux; these…
Browshot is a web service for taking real-time screenshots of live websites through a dashboard or API.

ApiFlash is a cloud API for generating website screenshots, including full-page and mobile captures.



PDFShift is a cloud, web-based service for converting HTML into PDF files and images.
Services here offer web access, APIs, browser extensions, self-hosted options or Linux support. Pick a direct API for automated jobs, or a web interface when you need a dashboard.
Compare support for full-page capture, custom viewport sizes and wait conditions. These controls affect whether dynamic pages render at the right size and state before the image is returned.
Geolocation support can help when a page changes by region, so check that feature if location-specific output matters.
HTML input is useful when you need to render supplied markup rather than a public URL. PDF output matters when the result must be a document instead of an image.
Review the exact combination of HTML, PDF and screenshot options offered by a service before building around it.
A free plan is available from services on this list, while other services start at paid prices such as $1 per month, $3 per month, €1 per month, $20 per month on annual billing or $49 per month. Check what the plan includes before choosing.
Free trials are available from services including CaptureKit and providers advertising 30-day trials. A free plan and a trial are different, so compare both terms.
Full-page capture is a comparison field for this category. Check the service details to confirm that it supports the page length and layout you need.
Custom viewport is one of the listed comparison fields. Verify the supported dimensions and options before integrating a service.
PDF output is one of the comparison fields. Check the provider's documentation for its PDF workflow and input requirements.
HTML input is a comparison field for these tools. Confirm whether the service accepts your markup directly and what rendering conditions it supports.