Device ScreenshotStudio.
RUNNING LOCALLY
// LIVE PREVIEW

iPhone 15 Pro

393 × 852 · 3× PNG
Enter a URL and load your first page.
Interactive website preview
YOUR CANVAS IS READY

Frame the web.

Load a page. Find the perfect angle.
Take the shot.

Start with a URL above
// BROWSE. FRAME. EXPORT.

Website screenshots.
Exactly how you want them.

Open a public website inside a phone or tablet preview. Scroll to the section you love, click through the page, and export a high-resolution PNG with transparent edges around the device. Your next portfolio shot starts with a URL.

Create your screenshot

A preview you can use

Browse inside the simulated device: scroll, click links, fill in fields, and move between pages. Position the website before you capture it. A real Chromium browser loads the page; iframe restrictions do not prevent it from opening.

Phones. Tablets. Both angles.

Choose from iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro, Galaxy S24, Galaxy S25 Ultra, Pixel 9 Pro, iPad Air 11″, iPad Pro 13″, and Galaxy Tab S10 FE profiles. Rotate between portrait and landscape to see the website respond to its new viewport.

Transparent PNG, ready for design

Export the website inside its device frame, with rounded corners, camera details, optional status bar, and simulated browser controls. The area outside the device is transparent, so you can place the PNG on your own background in a presentation or design.

Your size. Your screenshot.

Need a plain website capture? Choose screen only, or enter custom width and height for an exact-size screenshot without a device frame. Switch the website between light and dark appearance when it supports the corresponding color scheme.

// THREE STEPS TO YOUR NEXT SHOT

From a URL to a finished capture

  1. Load your page. Paste a public HTTP or HTTPS URL into the studio above.
  2. Set the scene. Pick a device or custom size. Rotate, scroll, and adjust the frame and browser details.
  3. Export the PNG. Download the current viewport at full resolution. Device captures use 3× resolution for phones and 2× for tablets.

Made for portfolio previews, website presentations, design mockups, and checking responsive layouts.

// GOOD TO KNOW

Website screenshot questions

Can I interact with the website before taking a screenshot?

Yes. Click and scroll inside the preview, follow links, and type into focused fields. The studio forwards those actions to a Chromium browser and updates the preview with new frames. It is an interactive screenshot preview rather than a video stream.

What is transparent in the exported PNG?

In Full device mode, the space outside the rounded device is transparent. The website itself retains its own background. The workspace checkerboard is never part of the export. Screen-only and custom-size modes export the rectangular website viewport.

Is this a real iPhone or Android browser?

All profiles run in Chromium with mobile viewport, pixel density, touch, and user-agent settings. Device frames and Safari-style or Chrome-style controls are simulated. Apple profiles do not run real Safari or WebKit. Use physical devices when you need exact browser compatibility testing.

Can I choose any screenshot dimensions?

Custom size lets you enter an exact width and height from 100 to 4096 pixels per side. Online captures are limited to 4 million pixels in total; the local version supports up to 16 million. Custom screenshots have no device frame and use 1× pixel density.

Does it capture the entire page?

The PNG captures the current visible viewport at the current scroll position. Scroll to the section you want before exporting. Full-page scrolling capture is not currently available.

Why might I need to wait for a browser?

Browser capacity is limited to keep the service responsive. When all slots are occupied, your request waits in a bounded queue. Previews pause when idle and inactive sessions close to free capacity. If your session expires, load your URL again.

Can every website be captured?

Public HTTP and HTTPS pages can be loaded. Some sites use bot protection, CAPTCHA, or headless-browser restrictions. Media playback, service workers, and WebSockets are disabled to limit resource use, so applications that depend on them may not fully work. Online sessions cannot access local or private network addresses. Avoid signing into private accounts; online pages run on the service’s server.

Device Screenshot StudioBack to the studio ↑