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Learn how to take screenshots of websites with webfont support, also known as double-byte characters or double-byte fonts. Webfonts are fonts that are downloaded from the web and can display characters from different languages, such as Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Korean, Thai, and many more international scripts.
Our regions include advanced webfont support that automatically downloads and renders the appropriate fonts for the content being displayed. This ensures that all characters, including complex scripts and double-byte characters, are rendered correctly in your screenshots.
Our webfont support covers a wide range of languages and writing systems:
All three capture regions support webfonts, international scripts, and double-byte characters. Choose a region based on the location-specific experience you need to review:
®ion=us for USA (supports all languages)®ion=eu for Europe (supports all languages)®ion=au for Australia / Asia Pacific (optimized for Asian languages)The example below shows a screenshot of the New York Times Chinese edition using proper webfont support:
// Line breaks added for readability https://api.addscreenshots.com/screenshots
?apikey=YOUR_API_KEY
®ion=us
&url=https://cn.nytimes.com/
Notice how the Chinese characters are rendered perfectly with proper font support:

A website can still display missing characters when its own font resource is unavailable or blocked. This is a page-resource issue rather than a region limitation; every Add Screenshots region includes the same character support.

Our webfont support also handles right-to-left languages like Arabic perfectly:

Combine webfont support with other powerful features for comprehensive multi-language screenshot control:
Webfont support is particularly valuable for these scenarios:
Our webfont support covers Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Thai, Vietnamese, Hindi, and many other languages with complex character sets and writing systems.
No. The us, eu, and au regions all support webfonts, international scripts, and double-byte characters.
Yes! Webfont support works perfectly with full-page screenshots. The proper font rendering is applied throughout the entire page capture.
Check that the page's font resources loaded successfully and inspect the rendered characters. If a website blocks or fails to provide its font, use a wait setting or troubleshoot the page resource.
Yes! Webfont support works with all viewport sizes, including mobile and tablet dimensions for multi-language mobile testing.
No, webfont support only improves character rendering. You can still use quality settings to optimize file size and performance.
Choose based on your target audience: us for global or Americas content, eu for European languages, or au for Australia / Asia Pacific language optimization.
Yes. Character and webfont support is consistent across the US, Europe, and Australia / Asia Pacific regions.
Start capturing multi-language pages from any region, then combine webfont rendering with device profiles, storage, and automation.