Viewport screenshots miss most of the page. Setting full_page=true makes Screenshotty measure the entire scrollable height, scroll through it so lazy-loaded images and infinite feeds actually render, and stitch the result into a single image or PDF.
Full-page capture is the backbone of web archiving, compliance snapshots, design reviews, and visual regression testing — anywhere "what did the whole page look like?" matters.
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curl "https://api.screenshotty.link/api/v1/screenshot?url=https://example.com&full_page=true&scroll_to_bottom=true&adblock=true&block_cookie_banner=true" \-H "X-Api-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" \--output full-page.png
Everything You Need, Built In
Lazy-load aware
scroll_to_bottom triggers lazy-loaded images and infinite-scroll content before the capture, so nothing renders as a grey placeholder.
Any output format
Full-page PNG, JPEG, WebP, or a paginated PDF — the full_page flag works with every format.
Banner-free archives
Ad blocking and cookie-banner blocking keep multi-thousand-pixel captures clean and readable.
Element capture too
Need just one section? Swap full_page for a CSS selector to capture a single element instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I take a full-page screenshot with an API?
Add full_page=true to your request. For pages with lazy-loaded images or infinite scroll, also set scroll_to_bottom=true so content renders before capture. Get a free API key at screenshotty.link — 100 screenshots per month, no credit card required.
Does full-page capture work on infinite-scroll pages?
Yes. scroll_to_bottom=true scrolls the page first, triggering lazy-loaded content. The capture then includes everything that rendered, up to the page's final height.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. Screenshotty includes 100 screenshots per month for free with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $9/month for 2,500 screenshots, with pay-as-you-go overage at $0.004 per screenshot.
Does it render JavaScript-heavy pages?
Yes. Every capture runs in a real headless Chrome browser, so single-page apps, lazy-loaded images, and dynamic content render exactly as they do for a real visitor. You can also wait for a specific ready event or add a custom delay with wait_ms.