Screenshot infrastructure built for repeatable work
Add Screenshots is a website screenshot API and automation platform for developers, QA teams, monitoring workflows, and organizations that need reliable visual records. The service has been in production since 20 July 2020.
since 20 July 2020{
"capture_regions": 3,
"dedicated_servers": "12+",
"customer_storage": true
}A focused platform for capturing the web
Add Screenshots Limited operates one capture platform for real-time API requests, bulk jobs, scheduled screenshots, browser automation, visual change detection, and HTML-to-JSON extraction. Customers can start with one URL and keep the same request model as their workflows grow.
The platform is designed around a simple boundary: Add Screenshots runs the browser and produces the result, while customers decide where that result goes and how long it is retained.
How the service operates
Three regions
Capture infrastructure runs in the United States, Europe, and Australia / Asia Pacific for localized review and regional resilience.
12+ capture servers
Dedicated capture servers and automatic retries keep real-time, bulk, and scheduled work moving across the platform.
Customer-controlled delivery
Screenshots can be returned in the response or delivered directly to S3, Azure, GCP, R2, FTP, email, or a webhook.
Evidence you can inspect
- Reliability architecture explains regional routing, retries, and the capture fleet.
- Security practices explain encrypted transport, isolated browser contexts, API controls, and screenshot storage behavior.
- 2,785,861 screenshots in 31 days documents the highest published monthly workload from one customer.
- The OpenAPI specification and Swagger UI expose the public API contract.
Company and contact
Add Screenshots Limited operates the service and publishes the website, API documentation, security information, and support channels. For product, billing, security, or commercial questions, email info@addscreenshots.com.
Review the public Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy for the legal terms governing the service.