Yes. Capturing screenshots and using the API is 100% free with no sign-up and no API key.

Yes. A free GET endpoint at /api/websnap returns the PNG binary or a JSON info response.

WebSnap — Website Screenshot API | Full Page PNG Capture

Q: Does it capture the full page?

Yes. WebSnap returns a full-page PNG, not just the viewport — long pages are captured end to end.

Q: What image format is returned?

Full-page PNG served inline and downloadable directly from the browser.

Why WebSnap

Full-page captures,
zero setup.

⚡

Instant Capture

Paste a URL, get a PNG in seconds — no queues, no wait times, no rate limits for normal use.

📄

Full-Page PNG

Captures the whole scroll length of any page, not just the viewport.

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No Sign-up

No account, no email, no API key. Nothing to remember, nothing to lose.

💾

One-Click Save

Direct download as a PNG file — the browser handles it, no third-party host.

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Free REST API

GET /api/websnap returns the PNG binary. Info endpoint returns JSON metadata.

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Local History

Your last ten captures live in your browser only — one click to re-run any of them.

How It Works

From URL to PNG
in one click.

1

Paste URL

Drop any http/https URL into the capture box.

2

Capture

Hit Capture. We render the page and take a full-length shot.

3

Preview

See the result inline, zoom in, or grab the direct API URL.

4

Download

Save the PNG or use the API URL directly in your code.

Free REST API

WebSnap API.

Free, no auth, no key. A single endpoint with two actions: capture the PNG directly, or fetch JSON metadata first.

Base URL https://ahm7xmakki.com

GET/api/websnap?action=screenshot

GET/api/websnap?action=info

GET /api/websnap image/png · screenshot

Returns a full-page screenshot of the target URL as an inline, downloadable PNG binary.

Param	Type		Description
action	string	required	Must be `screenshot`
url	string	required	URL-encoded target URL (must start with `http://` or `https://`)

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cURL

curl -o page.png \
  "https://ahm7xmakki.com/api/websnap?action=screenshot&url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com"

JavaScript

const target = 'https://example.com';
const api = 'https://ahm7xmakki.com/api/websnap?action=screenshot&url='
  + encodeURIComponent(target);

// Direct render
document.getElementById('shot').src = api;

// Or fetch as Blob
const res  = await fetch(api);
const blob = await res.blob();
const url  = URL.createObjectURL(blob);

GET /api/websnap application/json · info

Returns JSON metadata without the binary — check that a capture will succeed, and inspect content type / file size before you download.

Param	Type		Description
action	string	required	Must be `info`
url	string	required	URL-encoded target URL

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JSON Response

{
  "ok": true,
  "source": "primary",
  "contentType": "image/png",
  "sizeBytes": 184320
}

Returns contentType and sizeBytes. Use this endpoint to validate a URL before triggering a full capture.

FAQ

Frequently asked
questions.

Is WebSnap free?

Yes — 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription, no API key, no limits on normal use.

Does it capture the full page?

Yes. Every capture is a full-page PNG — the entire scroll length of the page, not just the viewport.

What URLs can I capture?

Any public URL that starts with http:// or https://. Pages behind authentication won't render logged-in.

What image format is returned?

A PNG, served inline with the correct Content-Type so browsers open or download it directly.

Is there an API?

Yes. A single GET endpoint at /api/websnap with two actions: screenshot returns the PNG binary, info returns JSON metadata. See the API Docs section above.

Is anything stored?

The captured image is generated on demand and streamed back. Your recent-captures list lives in your browser's local storage only.

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