SEO & Website Tools
Open Graph Checker — OG Tags & Social Share Preview
Inspect any URL's Open Graph and Twitter Card tags and preview the share card followers will see — before you post the link anywhere.
Open toolSometimes you need a picture of a webpage, not a visit to it: for a client report, a design portfolio, an audit deck, or proof of how a page looked on a given day. This free website screenshot tool takes any public URL, has the page rendered by a capture service, and returns the screenshot as an image you can preview here and save at full size. It shows the page as a fresh visitor's browser renders it — handy for spotting the outdated banner, broken hero or wrong price that everyone swears was already fixed. Very heavy pages and pages that block automated capture can refuse; the tool will tell you plainly when that happens.
Before a client call, you capture their homepage and your redesign side by side — the screenshot shows the live site still running an outdated hero banner the client swore had been replaced.
Click the “Download screenshot” button under the preview — the image file saves straight to your device. “Open full size” shows the same image at full resolution in a new tab. A page being captured for the very first time can take a little longer while a fresh capture is prepared; the tool keeps checking automatically and shows the image as soon as it is ready.
The capture is made by a fresh browser with no login, no cookies and a standard window size — so you see the public, logged-out version of the page, which is exactly what a new visitor or a client sees. Personalised or logged-in content will not appear.
No. The page must be publicly reachable. Login walls, intranet pages and pages that block bots cannot be captured by any URL-based screenshot tool.
The capture runs on a free third-party service with usage limits, so busy periods can mean a failure or a slow response. Wait a minute and try again — most pages succeed on a second attempt.
The standard capture is the rendered page image the service returns (viewport-style for most sites). For a tall page, open the full-size image to check how much of the page was included.