Webpage Screenshot Tool
Desktop, tablet or phone screenshots
What Is the Webpage Screenshot Tool?
The Webpage Screenshot Tool captures any web page in a real browser at desktop, laptop, tablet or phone size. Take just the visible area or the full page from top to bottom. It's handy for client reports, bug tickets and design reviews, and for checking how a site looks on a device you don't have.
Key Features
Why Use a Remote Browser for Screenshots
Screenshots from your own machine carry your cookies, logins, extensions and location. A remote browser captures the page the way a first-time visitor sees it, which is what you want for audits, reports and QA. It also lets you check mobile layouts without a phone in your hand.
Screenshots for Monitoring
Teams use screenshots to watch competitors' pricing pages, check that ads render correctly, and keep a visual record of changes. Done at scale and across countries, that monitoring runs through proxies, so each capture comes from the right location and doesn't get blocked.
Common Use Cases
- Checking how a page looks on a phone or tablet
- Capturing pages for client reports and audits
- Attaching screenshots to bug reports
- Keeping a visual record of a competitor's homepage
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Webpage Screenshot Tool free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
How long is the screenshot available?
The image link stays live for about 24 hours. Download it if you want to keep it.
Can it capture the whole page?
Yes. Choose full page and it captures everything from the top of the page to the bottom.
Why does the page look different from my browser?
Your browser may be logged in, have different cookies, or show content for your location. The screenshot shows what a fresh visitor sees.
Can it screenshot pages behind a login?
No. It can only capture public pages.
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