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Enter a URL to generate high-quality web screenshots, supporting PNG/JPG format downloads
输入网址，一键生成网页截图。
网址会发送给 Microlink 或 WordPress mShots。不要输入含登录凭证、个人资料或私密令牌的网址。备用服务可能先返回占位图，不能保证完整页面。
Overview
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Enter a web address to request a screenshot, preview the returned image, and download it as a PNG. The capture uses a 1280-pixel-wide viewport with a 900-pixel initial height. The full-page option is selected by default; turn it off to request only the visible first screen. The download is a static image, so links and buttons in the captured page are not interactive.
The URL is accessed by a remote screenshot service. This is separate from the browser session on your device: the capture does not reuse your signed-in cookies or session. A page that requires your login may therefore show a sign-in screen or fail to capture its private content.
Full-page capture asks the service to include the page’s vertical content. If the option is off, the request uses the 1280 × 900 viewport. The first service is tried with the selected full-page setting. If that request fails, a fallback service may provide a screenshot that contains only the visible viewport, even when full-page capture was requested.
Before downloading, inspect the preview from top to bottom. Long pages, lazy-loaded images, dynamic widgets, access controls, and site restrictions can affect what appears. The W3C PNG specification describes the file format; it does not guarantee how a remote website will render during a capture.
Guide
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Paste a public URL or a domain such as example.com. If you need a particular page, include its full path.
Leave full-page capture enabled to request a tall image, or turn it off to capture the initial viewport.
Wait for the preview. If it fails, the remote service may be unavailable or the site may block automated access; try again later or capture it locally in a signed-in browser.
Check that the page bottom and expected images are present, then use the download control. The result contains pixels, not source code or working page controls.
Use cases
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Capture a public article or landing page as an image to keep a visual note of its layout for later review.
Share a screenshot of a public page with colleagues to discuss visible hierarchy, spacing, and content placement.
Q&A
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It does not reuse your local signed-in session or cookies. A remote capture may show a login prompt instead; use a local screenshot workflow for pages that require your account.
The primary request can fail and the fallback may capture only the visible viewport. Inspect the preview height and page bottom before saving.
No. The confirmed capture viewport is 1280 pixels wide and the download is PNG. There are no device-size or JPG controls.
Notes
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The address is sent to remote screenshot providers so they can visit the page. Do not submit URLs containing private access tokens, sensitive query values, or internal network addresses. Only capture pages you are authorized to access and save. Authentication, bot checks, geographic restrictions, or temporary outages may prevent a result or change what the preview shows. A PNG is a visual record, not a source-file backup or an interactive copy of the page.
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