Automate Website Screenshots
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Nowadays, you have various options to generate PDFs from HTML or any given URL: generating PDF in the browser, on the server-side (Node.js), or even using a modern and friendly API to generate PDF.
Let's talk about the captureBeyondViewport parameter introduced in Chrome DevTools Protocol which will soon be supported by Puppeteer or even supported now at the time when you are reading the post.
With Python, you can take website screenshots in multiple ways. But the best way to do it depends solely on your needs and your use case. Let's quickly examine all the options.
Let's examine what Ruby proposes for us to render HTML or URL as a screenshot dynamically.
Let's quickly record a video with Puppeteer and see what upsides and downsides the native Puppeteer method of screencasting has. And how they can be tackled.
You can control the preview image rendered when your site is shared on social media, messengers, or apps that support the Open Graph protocol.
A screenshot API or a screenshot as a service is usually a cloud or a remote server service that provides the ability to render any website, HTML, Markdown, or even PDF by making a request to the service, be it over HTTP, TCP, or any other protocol.
Daily and nightly, I work on improving the quality and performance of ScreenshotOne (your friendly screenshot API) and ensuring I help customers solve their problems and prosper.
Exhaustive documentation, ready SDKs, no-code tools, and other automation to help you render website screenshots and outsource all the boring work related to that to us.