Webpage to Image
Turn a public webpage URL into a PNG or JPG screenshot. Choose desktop or mobile width and capture up to 5,000 pixels of page height.
Public webpage → PNG or JPG · Desktop or mobile
Our server opens the public URL in a fresh browser. Your signed-in sessions and cookies are not used. Private pages, logins and local network addresses are unsupported.
Capture can take about 30 seconds. Cookie notices and anti-bot screens may appear. Videos, live connections and some page resources are blocked; lazy-loaded content may be missing. No screenshot files are stored by this tool after the response.
How to Use Webpage to Image
Enter a public URL
Paste the complete HTTP or HTTPS URL of a publicly accessible page.
Choose the capture
Select desktop or mobile width, PNG or JPG, and viewport-only or extended page height.
Check and download
Inspect the screenshot for cookie notices, missing resources or capture limits, then download.
About Webpage to Image
A fresh view of a public page
The server opens the URL without your browser cookies or signed-in accounts. It captures the page as a new visitor sees it. Login pages, private networks and sites that block automation are not supported.
Capture limits
Desktop capture is 1,280 pixels wide and mobile-width capture is 390 pixels wide. Extended captures stop at 5,000 pixels of height. Videos and live connections are blocked, and lazy-loaded content may be missing. The tool reports skipped resources and height limits so you can review the result.
Where processing happens
Unlike local image tools, this feature sends the URL to our conversion server. It fetches public page resources and returns the screenshot without storing an output file. Do not submit URLs containing secrets or private access tokens. A shared capture limit protects service availability.
Common uses for Webpage to Image
- Saving a public webpage as an image
- Comparing a public page at desktop and mobile widths
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it capture a page where I am signed in?
No. It uses a fresh server browser without your cookies, passwords or account session.
Why is the screenshot different from my browser?
Cookie notices, personalization, dynamic content and anti-bot checks can change the result. Some resources are blocked or fail to load. Review the screenshot before using it.