Capture website screenshots in bulk

Paste a list of URLs into Website Capture, set device, area and wait options, run up to 10 pages in parallel, and export the results.

Download for Mac

Website Capture of three URLs with four concurrent browsers

Steps

Paste the URLs with Bulk insert
Set the device, area, wait and format options
Choose the number of Concurrent browsers
Start the capture and retry any failed rows
Export the frames as a ZIP, images, a PDF or an MP4

Website Capture loads each URL in a local browser and saves one screenshot per page. You get the whole list in one session, with a status for every URL.

Build the list

Open Website Capture with Command+2. Select Bulk insert and paste one URL per line. Temposhot adds https:// to bare domains and accepts only HTTP and HTTPS addresses. Use Row to add one more, or press Return in a row to insert a row below it.

Set the options

Every row can override the run defaults. Open a row's settings to change:

Option	Values
Device	Desktop 1920 × 1080, Tablet 768 × 1024, Mobile 390 × 844
Area	Viewport or Full page
Wait until	Load (default), DOM content loaded, Network idle
Delay	0 to 60 seconds after the wait event
Cookies	Reject banners, Accept minimal, Hide only, Leave unchanged
Format	JPEG (default), PNG, WebP, with quality 1 to 100 for JPEG and WebP
Block ads, Block trackers	Both on by default

Select Render preview to check one page before the run. For a fair comparison between pages, keep the same device, area and wait settings on every row.

Run the batch

Choose parallel browsers
Set Concurrent browsers from 1 to 10. The default is 4. Higher values finish sooner and use more memory.
Start
Select Start Capture. Each row moves through its own states, from Capture pending to Capture complete or Capture failed.
Fix failures
Retry a failed row as soon as its Retry control is available. Changing the wait event or adding a short delay often helps.

Export the results

Completed pages appear in the results pane and in Capture History. Select frames and export a ZIP, Images, a PDF or an MP4. With Auto Export on in Settings, each frame is also written to the export folder as it is captured.