Paste a link and take a screenshot of a website online — the whole page, or just the part that fits the screen. Then style it with a browser frame, a background and a size that is ready to post. No signup, no watermark.
The capture runs on our renderer, the styling runs in your browser. Nothing to install, no extension, no account to make.
Type any address — sowiks.com or a deep link. Pick desktop, tablet or phone width, then the visible part or the full page. Cookie banners, ads and chat widgets are removed before the shot.
Add a light or dark browser frame, a background and padding, then pick a ready size: link preview, 16:9 slide, Instagram or App Store.
Save the styled PNG, copy it straight into Slack, Figma or a doc, or take the raw capture with no styling at all.
A full-page screenshot is the whole scrollable height of a page in one image, not just the part on screen. Every browser can produce one, and this tool can do it from the URL without opening the page at all. Here is each method, shortest first.
Works in any browser, including on a phone, and removes cookie banners and ads before the shot.
The PNG lands in your Downloads folder at your own window width, with whatever overlays were on screen.
The only browser where full-page capture is a visible, standard feature rather than a developer tool.
Select any element instead of html and Safari captures just that block — an article or a table, with no header.
The browser methods capture the page as it is on your screen, cookie banner and all, at whatever width your window happens to be. They also stop at the browser: for a chat window, an app or a page behind a login, you need a capture tool on the Mac itself — that is what scrolling capture is for.
Most free tools hand back a raw PNG. Here the capture is the first step, not the last.
| Feature | Typical free generator | Sowiks |
|---|---|---|
| Full page, device presets, PNG | Yes | Yes, at retina @2x |
| Dark mode capture | API parameter, if offered at all | One toggle |
| Browser frame and background | Paid API or a separate editor | Built into the result |
| Sizes for social and stores | Crop it yourself | 1200×630, 16:9, 4:5, 1:1, App Store |
| Copy to clipboard | Rare | One button |
| Pages behind a login | Impossible from a server | Sowiks for Mac captures your own screen |
The same capture, styled for wherever it is going next.
A full-page capture in a clean frame, without opening a mockup app.
Save a page as it looks today, with no cookie wall in the way.
A 1200×630 link preview or a 4:5 card straight from your own homepage.
The same URL at three widths, in light and dark mode, in a few seconds.
A server only sees public pages. Sowiks for Mac captures what is on your own screen — dashboards, drafts, one element or a whole scrolling page — then annotates it and turns it into a link.
Anything else? Contact us.
Paste the address above, switch Area to Full page and press Capture. The renderer scrolls the page for you, so lazy-loaded images appear and a sticky header shows up once instead of repeating down the image.
Yes — that is what this page is. Nothing is installed in your browser: the page is rendered on our side and the image comes back to you, so it works the same in Safari, Chrome, Firefox or on a phone.
Yes. No signup, no watermark. There is a fair-use limit of ten captures a day per visitor so the generator stays fast for everyone.
Choose Full page and the renderer scrolls the site, loads lazy images and captures its full height at the width you picked, up to 12,000 pixels.
Some sites refuse automated browsers. You get a clear error instead of a broken image, and the attempt does not count against your daily captures. For those sites, and for anything behind a login, use Sowiks for Mac.
Captures are cached for 24 hours so a repeat of the same request is instant, then deleted. The styling happens in your browser and never reaches our servers.
The capture is yours to use. The content in it belongs to the site owner, so check their terms before publishing a screenshot of someone else's site.
When the page is on your own screen rather than a public URL, this is how to capture all of it.
Every built-in shortcut, where the files land, and what macOS still cannot do.
Six tools compared on what happens after the capture, not on the capture itself.