Web endpoint
Screenshot a website the way a phone shows it
Paste a link and get a full-page capture at a 390 px wide viewport — a common phone width — so you see the site's mobile layout, not its desktop one.
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What you get
- A full-page screenshot at a 390 × 844 viewport
- The responsive layout a phone-width screen is served
- A one-click PNG download
How it works
- 1We open the URL in headless Chrome with a 390 px wide viewport.
- 2The page lays itself out for that width — media queries, srcset images and all — and is scrolled so lazy images load.
- 3The whole page is captured as one image.
What people use it for
- Check a responsive layout without reaching for a phone
- Put mobile and desktop captures side by side in a design review
- Catch content that overflows or disappears at phone width
Frequently asked
Does the site think it is a phone?
It gets a phone-sized viewport, which is what responsive CSS and srcset respond to. The browser does not pretend to be a phone in its user agent, so a site that serves a separate mobile site by sniffing the user agent shows its desktop version.
Can I choose another device size?
Through the API, yes: any viewport_width from 320 to 1920 and viewport_height from 240 to 1080, with device_scale_factor 2 or 3 for a retina-sharp image.
Is it the whole page or just the first screen?
The whole page. Through the API, full_page: false captures just the first screen.
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