Free Website Screenshot Tool
Capture a screenshot of any website instantly. No signup, no install, no watermark on this tool. Just paste a URL and download.
Need this programmatically?
GrabShot's API lets you capture screenshots with a single HTTP request. 100 free screenshots/month, no credit card.
curl "https://grabshot.dev/v1/screenshot?url=https://example.com" \
-H "X-API-Key: YOUR_KEY" -o screenshot.png
How to Take a Website Screenshot
1. Paste the URL
Enter any website URL in the input field above. We support all public websites, including ones with complex JavaScript rendering, animations, and dynamic content.
2. Choose a device frame (optional)
Select how you want the screenshot to look. Choose "None" for a clean capture, "Browser" for a Chrome-style window frame, "iPhone" for a mobile mockup, or "MacBook" for a laptop presentation.
3. Download your screenshot
Click "Capture Screenshot" and your image will be ready in seconds. Download it as a high-quality PNG file.
Why Use GrabShot?
🚀 Fast
Screenshots render in 3-5 seconds using headless Chrome on our servers.
🔒 Private
Screenshots are generated on-the-fly and never stored on our servers.
📱 Device Frames
Present your screenshots in realistic iPhone, MacBook, or browser frames.
🔌 API Available
Need to automate? Our REST API supports Node.js, Python, Ruby, PHP, Go, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this really free?
Yes. This tool is free to use with a limit of 3 screenshots per hour. For higher volumes, sign up for a free API key (100/month) or a paid plan.
Do I need to install anything?
No. GrabShot runs entirely in your browser. We handle the rendering on our servers using headless Chrome.
Can I use screenshots commercially?
The screenshots are yours. Use them for presentations, blog posts, documentation, social media, or anything else.
What about JavaScript-heavy sites?
GrabShot uses a real Chrome browser, so JavaScript, CSS animations, web fonts, and SPAs all render correctly.
Can I capture mobile screenshots?
Yes. Choose the "iPhone" frame option to capture at mobile viewport dimensions with a realistic device frame.