Storage Integration
Google Drive
Upload screenshot images, HTML captures, PDFs, and video recordings directly to your Google Drive after every job — organised into folders with configurable path templates.
How it works
ScreenshotCenter connects to Google Drive using OAuth 2.0 on your behalf. No service account keys or credential files to manage — just authorise once and screenshots flow automatically into your Drive.
- 1
Authorise Google Drive
In the ScreenshotCenter dashboard, go to Apps → Connect a new app → Google Drive and sign in with your Google account. ScreenshotCenter requests write-only access scoped to a single folder.
- 2
Set a destination folder and path template
Pick the Drive folder where files should be saved. Optionally configure a path template to organise files by domain, date, or job ID.
- 3
Include the app ID in screenshot requests
Add your Drive app ID to the
appsparameter. Files are uploaded to Drive and the shareable URL is returned in the response.
Quick start
Pass your Drive app ID and the file is uploaded automatically when the job finishes:
curl "https://api.screenshotcenter.com/api/v1/screenshot/create\
?key=YOUR_API_KEY\
&url=https://example.com\
&apps=my-drive-app" The Drive file URL is returned in apps[].output_url once the job finishes.
Folder path templates
Use a path template to create subfolders automatically inside your Drive destination folder:
screenshots/{domain}/{yyyy}-{mm}-{dd}/{id}.png Available variables: {id}, {domain}, {yyyy}, {mm}, {dd}, {shot}, {browser}, {country}. Subfolders are created automatically if they do not exist.
Why use Google Drive?
Easy sharing
Share Drive links directly with stakeholders or embed them in reports and wikis — no login required for recipients.
Team collaboration
Screenshots land in a shared Drive folder your whole team can access, comment on, and organise.
No credential management
OAuth 2.0 means no keys to rotate. Revoke access at any time directly from your Google Account settings.
Get started
- 1. Create a free account on ScreenshotCenter.
- 2. In the dashboard, go to Apps → Connect a new app → Google Drive.
- 3. Sign in with Google, choose your destination folder, and set an optional path template.
- 4. Add the app ID to the
appsparameter in your screenshot requests.