Use Case
Capture SEO audit screenshots of your pages, SERP snippets, and competitor listings from 80+ countries. Verify meta tags, OG images, structured data, and localized content at scale — all automated via the screenshot API.
Capture how your pages appear in Google, Bing, and other search engines. Verify title tags, meta descriptions, rich snippets, and sitelinks render correctly across different countries.
See exactly what users in different countries see when they visit your pages. Verify hreflang tags, localized content, currency, and language rendering with screenshots from 80+ countries.
Capture your pages to verify Open Graph images, Twitter cards, and meta tags render as intended. Catch missing or broken OG images before they surface in social shares.
Run batch captures across your entire sitemap after deployments or CMS updates. Compare before-and-after screenshots to catch layout shifts, broken elements, and content changes that could impact rankings.
Screenshot competitor pages, pricing, and SERP positions on a regular schedule. Build a visual archive of competitor content changes, new features, and positioning shifts.
Generate PDF screenshots of client websites, search results, and audit findings. Deliver visual reports directly to Google Drive, Dropbox, or email for client review.
ScreenshotCenter goes beyond simple screenshots. Use these features to build complete SEO audit workflows.
Use trackers to extract meta titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and any DOM element — returned as structured data alongside the screenshot.
GET /api/screenshot/create?url=https://example.com &trackers[0][name]=meta_title &trackers[0][selector]=title &trackers[0][type]=text &trackers[1][name]=meta_description &trackers[1][selector]=meta[name="description"] &trackers[1][type]=attribute &trackers[1][attribute]=content &trackers[2][name]=canonical &trackers[2][selector]=link[rel="canonical"] &trackers[2][type]=attribute &trackers[2][attribute]=href
Returns structured JSON with each tracker value alongside the screenshot — no extra scraping step needed.
Use script_inline to inject JavaScript that adds a visible timestamp and URL overlay to the screenshot — useful for audit evidence.
script_inline=(function() {
var d = new Date();
var div = document.createElement("div");
div.style = "position:fixed;top:0;left:0;right:0;
height:30px;background:#000;color:#fff;
font-size:12px;padding:6px 12px;z-index:999999";
div.textContent = d.toISOString() + " — "
+ document.location.href;
document.body.prepend(div);
})() The timestamp is burned into the screenshot image itself, making it self-documenting audit evidence.
Use the apps parameter with date placeholders to organize screenshots by date in your cloud storage.
apps[s3]=seo-audits/{yyyy}/{mm}/{dd}/{domain}.png
apps[google-drive]=SEO/{yyyy}-{mm}-{dd}/{domain}.png Screenshots are delivered to organized folders automatically — seo-audits/2026/03/16/example.com.png
Pass the country parameter to capture from any of 80+ countries. Verify hreflang, localized content, and geo-redirects.
GET /api/screenshot/create?url=https://example.com &country=fr # Capture from France &language=fr-FR &hide_popups=1 # Remove cookie banners
See exactly what French users see — language, currency, cookie banners, and geo-targeted content.
Verify geo-targeted content, hreflang, and localized pricing from real browsers in any country.
Submit entire sitemaps or crawl domains for site-wide visual SEO audits in one request.
Pull meta titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and structured data alongside each screenshot.
Generate PDF snapshots for client-ready SEO reports and audit documentation.
Remove ads, cookie banners, and interstitials for clean screenshots of actual page content.
Deliver audit screenshots to S3, Google Drive, Slack, or any of 14+ native integrations.
Yes. Pass a Google search URL to the API and capture the rendered SERP. Use country routing to see results from different locations, and automation steps to dismiss cookie banners.
Use the batch endpoint to submit your sitemap URLs. Each screenshot captures the rendered page including OG image tags. Combine with data extraction to pull the og:image URL programmatically.
Yes. Call the API from cron jobs, GitHub Actions, Airflow DAGs, or any scheduler. Use batch captures for full-site audits and deliver results to S3 or Google Drive automatically.
Absolutely. Route captures through 80+ countries to verify hreflang tags, localized content, currency display, and geo-redirects work correctly for each target market.
Yes. Use JavaScript trackers to extract meta titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data, and any DOM element — returned alongside the screenshot in the same API response.