Allscreenshots

About Allscreenshots

Allscreenshots is a screenshot API for teams who have decided that running headless Chrome in production is somebody else's problem. One authenticated call against a URL returns a pixel-accurate capture, with the fiddly parts — cookie banners, ad slots, navigation chrome, lazy-loaded imagery, device sizing — handled as request options rather than as browser flags you have to keep re-tuning. Output covers six formats including PNG, JPEG and WebP, captures run from fifty-plus global regions, and per-domain CSS selectors let you crop straight to the content that matters rather than to a viewport rectangle, which is what makes the service usable unattended. The most instructive endorsement on the homepage is exactly that use case: a PPC publication runs Allscreenshots as its featured-image pipeline whenever a story has no good source image, cropping to content with banners and nav stripped, and it runs without a human in the loop. Billing is metered on successful requests only, so a render failure or an error response does not consume quota — a small policy that matters a great deal when the caller is a cron job or an agent that retries. Full-page, dark-mode, ad-blocked and banner-blocked variants are toggles rather than separate products, and the free tier is large enough to build against before any card is entered.

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