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.
ScreenshotOne API supports GPU Rendering
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.
With GPU you get:
You don’t always need GPU rendering. In most case, probably 99% of them, using regular CPU rendering is enough.
It is perfect for capturing sophisticated web applications that utilize WebGL or require high-end graphics processing.
And you can easily capture animated web pages as video, maintaining high fidelity and clarity.
Currently, the screenshot GPU rendering feature is exclusively available for our highly paid plans.
A few thoughts about alternatives:
By choosing ScreenshotOne API, developers gain access to advanced GPU rendering capabilities, ensuring fast, efficient, and high-quality captures of even the most complex web content.
To enable GPU rendering simply specify request_gpu_rendering=true:
https://api.screenshotone.com/take?access_key=<your access key>&url=...&request_gpu_rendering=true
The request will be routed to GPU rendering servers. Almost all the time it is guaranteed to be satisfied, but if not, CPU rendering and software acceleration can be used as alternatives.
An example of rendering a WebGL sample:
These are hardware accelerated rendering features supported by ScreenshotOne API:
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