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Capture webpages and render HTML directly for AI-driven testing and analysis.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "ShotAPI" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use ShotAPI to open https://example.com, capture a full-page screenshot of the homepage, and verify whether the first screen includes a navigation bar, main headline, and primary button. Return the screenshot link and findings.
A webpage screenshot plus a validation summary of whether key UI elements are present.
Use ShotAPI to render the following HTML, generate a screenshot, and describe whether there are any overflow, overlap, or alignment issues: <html><body><div style='width:300px;margin:0 auto'><h1>New Launch</h1><p>Welcome to try our new product.</p></div></body></html>
A rendered page screenshot with a brief analysis of layout and visual issues.
Use ShotAPI to visit the login page in the staging environment, capture a screenshot, compare it with last week's baseline, and check for changes in button color, form position, and header. Output a difference summary.
A summary of visual differences between the current screenshot and the baseline to help identify regressions.
Enable AI agents to render HTML and capture webpage screenshots automatically.
Capture screenshots and generate PDFs from URLs or HTML automatically.
Capture public webpage screenshots with metadata for previewing, testing, and archiving.
Capture screen frames on demand for multimodal Q&A and interface understanding.
Capture app or webpage screenshots and analyze them with a local vision model.
Capture clean web screenshots and extract main article content automatically.