What does the Website Screenshot Tool do?

It captures a real browser screenshot of a live public URL so you can review visual rendering quickly.

Can I compare mobile and desktop screenshots?

Yes. Compare mode captures mobile and desktop screenshots from the same URL side by side.

What is a full-page screenshot?

A full-page screenshot captures the entire scrollable page, including content below the first viewport.

Can this tool screenshot pages behind login?

No. The page needs to be publicly accessible for the screenshot request to work.

Why does my screenshot look different from my browser?

Cookie banners, geo-specific content, personalization, and timing differences can change what appears in the screenshot.

Does a screenshot prove Google can index the page?

No. A screenshot confirms visual output only. Use crawler-focused tools to validate indexability and rendered HTML for bots.

When should I use screenshot comparison?

Use comparison after deploys, redesigns, migrations, and key template edits to catch mobile-versus-desktop layout issues quickly.

Can I download the screenshots?

Yes. You can download captured screenshots directly from the result cards.

Website Screenshot Tool | Capture Mobile, Desktop & Full-Page Screenshots

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Website Screenshot Tool

Capture mobile, tablet, desktop, or full-page screenshots of any public website.

Enter a URL and capture a real browser screenshot of the page. Use single mode for one viewport, compare mode for mobile and desktop side by side, or full-page mode to capture the entire scrollable page.

Screenshot QA

Check the page people actually see

A page can return 200, pass basic metadata checks, and still look broken. Screenshots catch the obvious things automated text checks miss: blank hero sections, broken mobile layouts, hidden CTAs, oversized images, missing content, broken responsive spacing, and long-page sections that never rendered.

What this tool does

Captures a live browser screenshot from a public URL
Supports mobile, tablet, and desktop viewport sizes
Compares mobile and desktop views side by side
Supports full-page screenshots for long pages
Shows the captured page title and URL
Lets users download screenshots
Helps spot rendering, layout, and responsive issues quickly

When to use this tool

Before launching a new page
After a deploy
After a redesign or Next.js/SSR migration
After editing homepage, pricing, signup, or landing pages
Before submitting important URLs in Google Search Console
When checking mobile vs desktop layout differences
When reviewing a long landing page
When confirming the page visibly rendered and did not show a blank screen

Common problems this catches

Blank or mostly blank page
Broken hero section
Mobile layout overflow
Desktop and mobile content mismatch
CTA pushed below the fold
Sticky header covering content
Full-page sections not rendering
Images missing or collapsed
Long landing page content cut off
Modal or cookie banner blocking the page
Fonts or spacing loading incorrectly
Responsive cards stacking badly
Page looks fine on desktop but broken on mobile

How to read the results

1Check the first viewport first because it is what users see immediately.
2Compare mobile and desktop for missing content or layout differences.
3Use full-page mode to review long landing pages and below-the-fold sections.
4Look for blocked content, broken CTAs, missing images, and unintended modals.
5Re-run after deploying fixes.

How it works

1Enter URL: Paste a public website URL. The tool fetches the live page in a browser.
2Render & Capture: The page is rendered using the selected viewport. Compare mode captures mobile and desktop.
3View & Download: Review the screenshot, compare layouts, and download the image if needed.