Capture the right view
Use full-page, viewport, CSS selector, or a section defined by offset and height.
Explore capture the right view →Add a screenshot to a report, a support workflow or an internal tool. Use a server-side API key and keep the finished image where your integration needs it.
Use full-page, viewport, CSS selector, or a section defined by offset and height.
Explore capture the right view →Request fields, status codes, authentication and working request examples.
Explore integrate with confidence →API access is included with paid workspaces and shares their render allowance.
Explore keep usage predictable →Create a key in your paid workspace, then send this request from your backend. Never place the key in public JavaScript, URLs or extension code.
curl --request POST 'https://run.goclick.it/api?r=api-capture' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{"url":"https://example.com","width":1440,"height":900,"mode":"full"}'Use a consistent viewport for a website report, attach a layout screenshot to a QA issue, or capture a section for a client review. Store the PNG before its temporary result expires. This API renders public websites; it does not inherit a signed-in browser session.
The Hostinger app performs a bounded render attempt before returning HTTP 202 and a completed job ID. Read the status endpoint and retrieve the authenticated PNG. Failed provider captures return the reserved credit. Results expire after one hour; the monthly plan allowance also covers captures made in the app.
Signed image URLs with domain whitelists are available. Scheduled visual monitoring and forced light/dark rendering remain roadmap items. View the roadmap →
Free is for local capture and 200 MB of personal cloud storage. Server-generated website screenshots require Pro or Team. API keys currently require Pro or Team; there is no separate free API key tier or API credit pack.
The current API generates website images. It does not provide real-device testing, test runners, assertions or CI visual-regression gates.