Image sharing, screenshots, and PDFs
Share an image in seconds. Render any webpage with one API.
Paste or upload for an instant link, or generate production-ready screenshots and PDFs from your code.
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What you get
Share, capture, and export from one place
Four tools behind one clean surface — share from the browser, or drive the whole thing from your code.
Screenshot & PDF APIs
Any page, two useful outputs
Send a URL and get an image or print-ready PDF back — no headless browser to run, no queue to babysit. Both endpoints use the same authentication, quotas, storage, and managed-browser runtime.
Read the API docs$ curl -X POST https://shotwisp.com/api/v1/screenshot \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sw_live_k4f9x2q7..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com","full_page":true,"format":"png"}' \
-o capture.png
# 200 · image/png · 812 ms
$ curl -X POST https://shotwisp.com/api/v1/pdf \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sw_live_k4f9x2q7..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com","paper_format":"a4","print_background":true}' \
-o page.pdf
# 200 · application/pdf · 940 msWhere it earns its keep
For outputs you keep remaking
Link previews and OG images
Render the page, cache the capture, point og:image at it — one request per share card.
Docs and changelog screenshots
Recapture every product shot on deploy so your documentation never shows last month's UI.
Reports and printable records
Turn invoices, dashboards, receipts and reports into consistent Letter or A4 PDFs from one endpoint.
Machine-readable by design
Built for developers and AI agents
Shotwisp is a developer API for uploading images, capturing website screenshots, and converting webpages to PDFs. Integrate it through a standard HTTPS API with OpenAPI 3.1 documentation, an llms.txt index, predictable JSON errors, explicit rate limits, and bearer-token authentication.
Start sharing in seconds
The free plan includes 50 uploads and 250 browser renders a month. Use each render for a screenshot or PDF, grab an API key, and ship.