From today, you can use our screenshot API together with the OpenAI Vision API. It allows you to send screenshots directly to the Vision API without building all the infrastructure yourself.

From today ScreenshotOne supports GPU rendering for both regular and animated website screenshots. The API now leverages the latest in graphics processing technology to bring your screenshot needs to a whole new level.

When comparing Puppeteer and Selenium for rendering screenshots, it's crucial to understand the distinct capabilities and use cases of each tool.

I needed a simple app to quickly grasp the performance of my API. I found a perfect one that suits well for local development and allows you to quickly check your API performance—Clobbr. I and Dan want to share a few thoughts about the load testing and Clobbr.

For the past few days, I have been working on improving the stability and performance of the ScreenshotOne API. I started from low-hanging fruits—moving validations and access key management from rendering services to ScreenshotOne's API gateway. The API will be more stable and performant as a result. If you are curious why, please continue reading.