Webshot.site | Website Screenshot Tools
Free curl based API for taking screenshots of websites
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Free curl based API for taking screenshots of websites
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Free website screenshot tool — capture full-page screenshots in JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF. No login, no watermarks, no signup. Try it instantly.
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Another tool I built for development, one I use often. No signup required and no watermarks. 5 screenshots per 15 minutes per IP, higher limit packages starting @ $1.99/month.
Would love to see a quick option to capture a screenshot at a specific viewport width, like setting it to 375px for mobile preview without manually resizing the browser window.
@gene_copperfield it already supports it but it is a premium feature (eats way more resources).
Webshot is now an MCP server: hand a URL to your agent, get a screenshot
Webshot.site now speaks the Model Context Protocol, so an AI assistant can
render a page and look at it without you pasting anything.
Endpoint: https://webshot.site/mcp (JSON-RPC 2.0, HTTP POST)
Tool: capture_sandbox_webshot(url, viewport?, full_page?, format?)
Auth: none, uses the keyless allowance.
Client config:
{ "mcpServers": { "webshot": { "url": "https://webshot.site/mcp" } } }
It returns a LINK plus metadata, not base64, so it will not flood the model's
context. Same JSON on plain HTTP via &response=json; the default response is
still the raw image.
Two things worth knowing:
Quota is in CREDITS, not captures. 5 credits per 15 min per IP. Viewport
costs 1, full-page 2, and the default is full-page. Pass full_page=false to
get five captures instead of two.
A real Chrome render takes 10-60s, so set your client timeout to 90s+.
Private and cloud-metadata addresses are refused.
Docs: https://webshot.site/llms.txt
Saved it as a bookmark already. Captured a long client page as PDF in one click, no sign-up nonsense. Nice and fast.
@oakes_fei thank you.
The no-login, no-signup approach is genuinely refreshing. Most screenshot tools make you jump through hoops before letting you capture anything, so being able to just paste a URL and go feels like a real time-saver.
@sat908949344395 I try to put as much information in all my tools as a free service while adding micro-SaaS (on most) to help cover infrastructure costs. Thank you for the feedback.