One narrow visual tool
Many workflows need to know what a webpage actually displayed: its responsive layout, charts, images, overlays, and visible state. They should not need to operate a browser fleet merely to obtain that evidence.
Screenshot API is an independent developer product for turning public webpages into bounded, private image artifacts that applications and AI agents can inspect.
Many workflows need to know what a webpage actually displayed: its responsive layout, charts, images, overlays, and visible state. They should not need to operate a browser fleet merely to obtain that evidence.
A screenshot is paired with its requested URL, final URL, viewport, dimensions, timing, format, and expiry so a person or agent can understand where it came from and how it was made.
The design treats customer-selected pages as hostile. Private network blocking, isolated sandboxed browsers, bounded resources, private storage, and short-lived delivery are launch requirements—not optional polish.
The public website, documentation preview, OpenAPI design, FAQ, and engineering guides are live. Customer signup, billing, API traffic, production browser rendering, and artifact delivery remain disabled while the security and infrastructure gates are completed.