📸 Website Screenshot Capture
Grab clean screenshots of landing pages, articles and your own site. Automatic capture loads a public URL in a remote browser and returns a PNG (free, with daily limits). Manual Screen Capture takes the picture from your own screen: nothing is uploaded and there is no daily quota.
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Free usage limits: up to 3 automatic screenshots per visitor per day · 10 per public IP address (shared) · up to 30 for the whole site, subject to rendering time · resets at midnight UTC. Details
Manual Screen Capture runs in your browser. You open the page yourself and share its tab; one frame is taken from your screen, so it shows exactly what you see (visible area only, including any logged-in state). The image is not uploaded. No daily quota.
- Press Open page: the URL opens in a window of the chosen size (optional — any open tab works).
- Scroll it to the part you want, then come back and press Capture.
- In your browser’s sharing dialog choose the tab that shows the page (Chrome/Edge: “Chrome Tab”) and allow sharing.
How automatic capture works
- Enter a publicly accessible website URL.
- Select Desktop or Mobile.
- Complete the verification check if one is shown.
- Click Capture Screenshot and wait while a remote browser loads the page (usually 5–20 seconds).
- Preview the generated image (crop the top or bottom if you like).
- Click Download PNG.
How Manual Screen Capture works
- Click Manual Screen Capture.
- Open the page (with Open page or in any tab), then press Capture and select the tab, window or screen to share.
- Grant your browser’s screen-sharing permission.
- Capture, then crop the top or bottom where needed.
- Download the PNG (or JPG).
Free usage limits
Automatic Screenshots: up to 3 per visitor per day. A shared limit of 10 screenshots per public IP address applies. The entire website has a shared daily capacity limit of up to 30 successful automatic screenshots, subject to available rendering time. Limits reset at midnight UTC.
Manual Screen Capture has no daily screenshot quota. It runs in your browser, so it is limited only by your browser’s permissions, device and compatibility.
All limits apply together: a visitor gets at most 3 automatic screenshots per day, not 3 plus 10. If you share an office, school, mobile network or home internet connection, everyone on it shares the same public IP address and therefore the same allowance of 10. Failed attempts count too (at most 5 attempts per visitor per day), and one capture runs at a time across the site, so you may be asked to wait a few seconds. The site-wide capacity can run out earlier than 30 screenshots when pages are slow, because the remote browser has a fixed daily time budget.
Capture limitations
- Manual Screen Capture takes the visible area of the tab, window or screen you share; scroll to the part you want first. It shows exactly what you see, including any logged-in state.
- Automatic mode captures publicly accessible websites over secure
https://on standard ports (anhttp://address is tried ashttps://; sites without HTTPS can be captured with Manual Screen Capture). Private, local and internal addresses are refused. - Some websites block automated browsers, show cookie or bot-check banners, or serve a different page to them.
- Pages that need a login cannot be captured in automatic mode — the remote browser never uses your cookies or accounts. Use Manual Screen Capture for those (it shows what you see).
- Slow or very complex pages may time out (the page gets about 20 seconds to load).
- Dynamic content such as video, animations, live feeds and ads may render differently or be missing; video and live connections are not loaded.
- Automatic mode captures the visible area only (desktop 1366 × 768 or mobile 390 × 844); full-page capture is not offered.
- Manual Screen Capture needs a desktop browser that supports screen sharing and your permission each time; most phones cannot share a tab.
- Screenshot quality and accuracy vary by website.
Privacy
- Automatic capture: the URL you enter is sent to CreatorAiHub’s server and then to a remote browser service (Cloudflare Browser Run) that loads the page and returns the image to you. CreatorAiHub does not store or cache the screenshot or the URL. To apply the daily limits, the site sets an anonymous visitor cookie and keeps keyed (one-way) hashes of that cookie and of your IP address for the current UTC day only; they are deleted after the day ends. Verification uses Cloudflare Turnstile.
- Manual Screen Capture: the image is made in your browser from the tab you choose to share and is not uploaded; sharing stops immediately after the capture.
- Only capture pages you are allowed to use, and respect copyright and other people’s privacy when you share screenshots.
Why creators use it
- Screenshots of your website or landing page for thumbnails, portfolios and client reports.
- Mobile-size captures to check how a page looks on phones.
- Images of articles or tools for tutorials (respect copyright when sharing).
Frequently asked questions
Why do I have to pick a tab for Manual Screen Capture?
Because only you can grant screen-capture permission. It guarantees no website is captured without your knowledge.
Is the screenshot uploaded or stored?
Manual Screen Capture runs entirely in your browser: the image is made on your device and is not uploaded or stored by CreatorAiHub. Automatic capture sends the URL to a remote browser service, which returns the image to you; CreatorAiHub does not store the image or the URL. No cookies or logins are sent, so you get the logged-out page.
How do I capture a whole long page?
This tool captures the visible area only. Use your browser’s built-in full-page capture (Chrome/Edge DevTools → “Capture full size screenshot”, Firefox → right-click → “Take Screenshot”).
Why did I reach the limit before 3 automatic screenshots?
The 10-per-IP allowance is shared by everyone on your network, failed attempts count, and the site has a fixed daily rendering budget. Manual Screen Capture still works.