How to translate and render a website as a screenshot
It is possible to translate and take a screenshot of the translated website with ScreenshotOne because the API supports scripts via the scripts
option.
You can use any translation API of your choice. But as an example, in this guide, I will go with Google Translate API.
Get your Google Translate API key
To get your Google API key:
- Go to the API credentials page in Google Cloud Platform.
- Generate your API key and make sure you restrict it to using only for Google Translate.
- Make sure you set budgets, and notifications, and follow other best practices for Google Translate.
Write a script to translate your websites
You need to write a script that efficiently will check all text nodes on the website, batch them, and send requests efficiently to save your costs.
Here is an example script you can try and use as a basis, but I highly recommend writing yours for production and making sure it has retries and other necessary logic:
Rendered translated websites
Once you have a working script, make sure you URL-encode it and then send it to ScreenshotOne when rendering a screenshot. You can use either POST or GET requests.
But in this example, I will share with you a GET request example:
You can see the example.com website rendered in the Spanish language:
I hope the guide helps you translate and render any HTML or website content, and have a nice day!