Server-side capture
This tool loads your URL in a real headless Chromium session on the server, scrolls the full document height, and returns one stitched JPEG you can download.
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Full Page Screenshot
Enter a public page URL and download a tall JPEG that captures the full scroll height. The page is opened headlessly on the server using Chromium (Playwright).
Limits and safety
Only public HTTP(S) URLs are accepted. Localhost, obvious local hostnames, and addresses that resolve to private or reserved ranges are blocked to reduce SSRF risk. Sites that block bots, require heavy interaction, or keep extremely long pages may fail or time out.
FAQ
Will the site owner see this visit?
Yes. The server requests the page like a normal browser, so access logs, analytics, or bot defenses may record that request along with this service's network details.
Why does my screenshot look incomplete?
Before capture, the service scrolls the page down and back to the top so many lazy-loaded images and scroll-triggered layouts can render. You can still see gaps when content depends on endless infinite scroll, only appears after login, or when the site blocks headless browsers—try a simpler article-style URL.
Can I capture an internal staging URL?
No. Hostnames must resolve to a public internet address. Private staging hosts on RFC1918 networks cannot be reached from this tool.
Can I preset localStorage before the page loads?
Yes. Optional entries are applied in the page before its scripts run on the first navigation, which helps with keys like rx-lang for language. Cross-origin redirects, disabled storage, or sites that read preferences only later may still not pick them up.
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