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Save a web page as a JPG

To save a web page as a JPG, paste its address into CurlShot and press the button. CurlShot opens the page in a real browser and gives you a JPG image of it to download, the whole page or just the first screen. A JPG is small, opens everywhere and can be attached to an email or dropped into a document. With the API you can also ask for PNG or WebP.

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How much of the page?
As seen on a…
Save it as…
Example: wikipedia.org as seen on a computer, whole page

The example stops here. The real page goes on.

This is an example: wikipedia.org on a computer, whole page, pictured with CurlShot. Paste an address above to make your own.

Ads and cookie pop-ups hidden. This page has none, so the screenshot is the same either way.

No account needed to try it. A free account gives you 100 screenshots a month, no card needed.

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How to do it, in three steps

  1. 1

    Paste the address of the web page into the box.

  2. 2

    Choose "Whole page" or "Just the top".

  3. 3

    Press "Take the screenshot", then download the JPG.

What people use it for

  • Attach a web page to an email as an image
  • Put a page into a slide, a document or a chat
  • Keep a small copy of a page that opens on any device
  • Share a page with someone who should not need the link

For developers: one request

The same thing from your own code. It is a plain HTTP request, so it works from any language. Create a free account to get an access key.

Request
curl "https://curlshot.com/api/v1/screenshot?access_key=YOUR_ACCESS_KEY&url=https://example.com&format=jpeg&image_quality=85&full_page=true" \
  --output example.jpg

Questions people ask

How do I convert a web page to a JPG?

Paste the address of the page into CurlShot and press "Take the screenshot". The download is a JPG image of the page.

Can I choose the quality of the JPG?

With the API, yes. image_quality takes a number from 1 to 100: a lower number makes a smaller file, a higher one a sharper image.

JPG, PNG or WebP: which should I use?

JPG is the small, universal choice for pages with photos. PNG keeps text and flat colors perfectly sharp and can have a transparent background. WebP is the smallest of the three and is meant for use on websites.

Is it free?

You can try it on this page without an account. A free account adds a monthly allowance of screenshots and keeps them in one place.

Take as many screenshots as you need

A free account gives you 100 screenshots every month and keeps them in one place. No card needed.