Transform your CSV and JSON data into high-quality screenshots at scale. Upload your URL list and get thousands of screenshots processed simultaneously.
I have been using the tool for 3 years, And in addition to assisting me with what I need, I see that there are always improvements, there is always a concern to do better. So I do, and I'm grateful for the great solution you've created! Thanks!
Danilo Ribeiro
09 Feb 2023
ScreenshotAPI.net helped us quickly solve a problem where we needed to document price changes for products by taking a screenshot of the product page. Our biggest reason for picking ScreenshotAPI instead of making our own solution, was their out-of-the-box banner and popup blocker, which would obscure the price on the product page we wanted to take a screenshot of.
Helge Sverre Liseth
11 Oct 2022
Whether you're a solo developer or an enterprise team, Bulk Screenshot API adapts to your workflow from SEO audits to CI pipelines.
Capture before-and-after screenshots of thousands of client pages after a redesign or algorithm update. Deliver visual proof of ranking changes, layout improvements, and competitive benchmarks (all automated).
Automate screenshot captures across staging and production environments. Detect UI regressions across hundreds of pages in one job (no manual browser clicking required).
Schedule recurring bulk screenshot jobs on your competitors' pricing pages, landing pages, and product listings. Track visual changes over time without lifting a finger.
Capture thousands of product pages, category listings, and promotional banners in one batch. Keep archived snapshots for compliance, auditing, or A/B test documentation.
Archive news articles, editorial pages, and public records as pixel-perfect screenshots. Maintain a timestamped visual history for journalism, research, or legal documentation.
Programmatically generate social preview images, email headers, or PDF covers from HTML templates. Batch-render personalized visuals for thousands of users in a single API call.
Choose between our lightning-fast JSON API integration or convenient CSV file upload. Both methods deliver the same powerful features with maximum flexibility.
No complex setup. No infrastructure to manage. Just upload, send, and receive.
Prepare Your URL List
Compile all the URLs you want to screenshot into a CSV file or a JSON array. Each URL can have its own parameters like file format, viewport size, dark mode, CSS injection, and more. There's no limit on list size for enterprise plans.
Process thousands of screenshots in seconds with our optimized infrastructure.
Upload CSV files or send JSON data - we support both methods seamlessly.
Get pixel-perfect screenshots with customizable dimensions and formats.
No need to keep checking the dashboard. Receive instant email alerts as soon as your bulk screenshot jobs are finished - so you can focus on what matters most.
See what you gain when you stop managing Chrome processes and start using a dedicated API.
| Feature | ScreenshotAPI | Manual browser | Self-hosted Puppeteer |
|---|---|---|---|
Bulk URL processing Self-hosted requires you to build concurrency yourself | |||
Parallel rendering Parallel Puppeteer is complex to scale reliably | |||
Ad & banner blocking Self-hosted needs manual selector configuration | |||
Cloud storage routing (S3, GCS, Azure) | |||
Cron-scheduled jobs Requires external scheduler and job management | |||
Email notifications on completion | |||
Authenticated page capture (cookies/headers) | |||
SPA / JS-heavy sites (React, Vue, Next.js) Manual browser handles it but no scale; self-hosted needs config | |||
Zero infrastructure maintenance | |||
No DevOps / Chrome process management | |||
Scrolling video screenshots (MP4/GIF/WebM) | |||
Thousand of URLs per single job |
100 free screenshots. No credit card required. Upload your first CSV or send your first JSON payload and see bulk results in under minutes.
Native integrations with the tools and platforms developers and marketers rely on every day.
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