Step-by-step guides for integrating the URLSnap screenshot and PDF API into your projects.
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Convert any publicly accessible URL to a pixel-perfect PDF using real headless Chromium. Supports JavaScript, modern CSS, web fonts, and print stylesheets.
Convert any URL to a PNG or JPEG screenshot with one HTTP call. Full-page, mobile viewport, JavaScript rendering, and PDF support included. Free tier available.
Comparing every major screenshot and PDF API on pricing, features, and daily limits. Find the best value for your project in 2026.
Capture screenshots and generate PDFs from TypeScript with full type safety. Works with Node.js, Bun, and Deno. No Puppeteer or headless Chrome required.
Capture screenshots from Java 11+ using the built-in HttpClient. Works with Spring Boot, OkHttp, and Android. No Selenium, no ChromeDriver required.
Capture screenshots from Go using only the standard library. No CGo, no browser binaries — just net/http and a single API call.
Capture screenshots from Ruby, Rails, and Sidekiq jobs using Net::HTTP or Faraday. No Selenium, no ChromeDriver, no headless browser setup.
Capture screenshots from PHP using cURL or file_get_contents. Works on shared hosting — no headless browser required.
Capture full-page screenshots from URLs using requests or httpx. No Selenium, no Playwright, no browser setup.
Generate PDFs from web pages or Jinja2 HTML templates. No wkhtmltopdf, no WeasyPrint C dependencies.
From URL to PNG in a single fetch call. Includes TypeScript types and a comparison with self-hosting Puppeteer.
Generate PDFs from web pages or HTML invoice templates in Node.js. No Puppeteer, no wkhtmltopdf, no headless browser to manage.
URLSnap vs ApiFlash vs ScreenshotAPI vs Browserless vs self-hosted Puppeteer. Pricing, features, and code examples to help you pick the right tool.
Convert URLs and HTML to PDF in PHP using cURL. No wkhtmltopdf binary, no C extensions — works on shared hosting.
Capture screenshots and generate PDFs in .NET 6/8 with HttpClient. No Playwright, no browser binaries, no NuGet packages beyond the standard library.
Convert URLs and HTML to PDF in Java 11+ with HttpClient or Spring Boot. No iText, no OpenPDF, no Headless Chrome to configure.
Convert URLs and HTML to PDF in Go using only the standard library. No CGo, no wkhtmltopdf binary, no third-party C dependencies.
Convert URLs and HTML to PDF in Ruby and Rails using Net::HTTP. Works in Sidekiq jobs too. No wkhtmltopdf, no Prawn boilerplate.
Full type-safe PDF generation from URLs or HTML templates. Works with Node.js, Bun, and Deno. No Puppeteer or headless browser required.