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RenderPage

Screenshot, record, and PDF any website via API

A rendering API for developers. One REST call turns any URL into a pixel-perfect full-page screenshot, a scroll-through video recording, or a print-ready PDF — delivered in seconds. It runs the headless browser fleet so developers don't have to maintain one.

Pre-launch · early access Developer tools REST API
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What it does

Every screenshot API stops at still images. RenderPage covers the three outputs a page can produce — image, video and document — behind one consistent interface.

Full-page screenshots

Capture the entire page, not just the viewport, at any size or device pixel ratio.

Scrolling recordings

Send a URL and get back a smooth scrolling video of the whole page.

Print-ready PDFs

Render any URL to a PDF suitable for printing or archiving.

Any viewport

Phone, tablet and desktop presets, or a custom viewport of your choosing.

One REST call

A single authenticated request. No browser to install, no fleet to babysit.

Built for real jobs

Open Graph images, visual regression testing in CI, and compliance archiving.

Not just screenshots

Send a URL and get back a smooth scrolling MP4 or WebM of the whole page — product demos, visual changelogs, site previews for social, and archived proof of what a page looked like on a given day.

  • Scrolling capture of the full page, not a fixed viewport
  • MP4 or WebM output
  • Same authentication and request shape as the screenshot endpoint
renderpage.io RenderPage recording feature

Built for the jobs teams actually have

The API exists because three ordinary tasks keep requiring a browser fleet that nobody wants to run: generating social preview images, catching visual regressions in CI, and keeping a dated record of a page.

  • Open Graph and social preview images, generated on demand
  • Visual regression testing inside a CI pipeline
  • Compliance and record-keeping archives
renderpage.io RenderPage use cases

RenderPage is opening in waves

Early access is being granted gradually while the service is load-tested. Request an invitation on the product site.