Screenshots are rendered by a real browser in the cloud and shown straight to you — nothing is stored on our site. Only capture pages you are allowed to access.
Take a screenshot of any website online — free, instantly, and without installing an app or browser extension. Type a URL, pick a device size, and this website screenshot generator renders the page in a real cloud browser and gives you a clean, high-resolution PNG with no watermark. It captures the visible area or the full scrolling page, in desktop, Full HD, tablet or mobile sizes, and it can even take bulk screenshots of up to 10 URLs at once and download them all as a ZIP.
Because the page is rendered remotely, you can screenshot websites exactly as a first-time visitor sees them — with no login state, no cookies and none of your extensions changing the layout. That makes it perfect for checking how your site looks from outside, on devices you don't own.
1. Enter the website address (for example example.com — https:// is added automatically).
2. Choose a device size: Desktop (1440px), Full HD (1920px), Tablet (768px) or Mobile (390px).
3. Choose Visible area for an above-the-fold shot, or Full page to capture the entire scrolling page top to bottom.
4. Press Capture and download your PNG in a few seconds.
The full page screenshot option scrolls the whole document and stitches it into one tall image — the complete page, not just the first screen. Use it to archive an article, save a receipt or confirmation page, capture a long landing page for a design review, or keep evidence of how a page looked on a given date. Combined with the mobile size, it shows you the entire phone experience of any page in one image.
Switch to Bulk mode and paste up to 10 URLs, one per line. The tool captures each one with the same device and capture settings, shows a live status per site, and lets you download every screenshot in a single ZIP file. Bulk capture is a huge time-saver for SEO audits, agency reports, portfolio archives and competitor monitoring — jobs where taking screenshots one by one would take all afternoon.
Web designers and developers check layouts across desktop, tablet and mobile widths without switching devices. SEO and marketing teams attach page captures to audits and client reports. Writers and researchers archive sources before they change. Freelancers build portfolio images of the sites they've made. And anyone can save a permanent picture of a booking, a price, a post or a news article exactly as it appeared.
Each preset renders the page at a real device viewport — 1440×900 for laptops, 1920×1080 for Full HD monitors, 768×1024 for tablets and 390×844 for modern phones — so responsive sites genuinely switch into their desktop, tablet or mobile layouts before the capture is taken. What you download is what a visitor on that device actually sees, not a shrunken desktop page.
Need a document instead of an image? The Website to PDF converter uses the same rendering engine to save any web page as a paginated PDF. To check how a page looks when shared on Facebook, X or WhatsApp, run it through the Sharing Debugger. And if the PNG is too large, shrink it with the Image Compressor or crop it with the Crop Image tool.
Yes — free, no sign-up, no watermark and no download limit for normal use. Screenshots are rendered by free public rendering services, which apply fair-use rate limits; if you hit one, wait a moment and try again.
Yes. Choose Full page and the tool captures the entire scrolling page — top to bottom — as one tall PNG image.
Switch to Bulk mode, paste up to 10 URLs (one per line) and press Capture All. Each screenshot appears with its own download button, plus a "Download all" button that packs everything into one ZIP.
Yes. Pick the Mobile 390 preset and the page is rendered at a real phone viewport (390×844), so responsive sites switch to their true mobile layout before the screenshot is taken.
The page is rendered in a fresh cloud browser with no cookies or login, exactly like a first-time visitor. Cookie banners, geo-notices and logged-out layouts are what new visitors genuinely see. Pages behind a login can't be captured.
No. Your URL goes to the rendering service, the image comes back to your browser, and nothing is saved on preetitounicode.com. Rendering services may cache images briefly to serve them faster.
A PNG image at the resolution of the chosen device (retina-scaled on most captures), suitable for documents, presentations and printing. You can convert it to JPG or WebP with our Convert Image tool.