Website Thumbnail Capture takes screenshots of websites in a batch. Enter or load a list of up to thousands of URLs, choose the browser resolution and output format, click one button and every page is captured and saved to your hard disk — as a full-page screenshot, a thumbnail or a PDF. The new version is built on the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) WebView2 engine, so pages render exactly as they do in a modern browser, and up to 20 pages are captured in parallel. A "must have" tool for webmasters, web directories, SEO and QA work.

Key Features

• Batch capture of any number of URLs, with live status (Saved / Failed / Cancelled) for each one.
• Full-page screenshots of the whole scroll height (up to a configurable maximum height), or just the visible viewport.
• Lazy-image loading — the page is scrolled first so images that load on scroll are included.
• Output formats: JPEG, PNG, WebP and PDF, with adjustable JPEG/WebP quality and PDF paper size, orientation and margins.
• Thumbnails saved alongside each capture in a size you choose — fit the whole image or crop the top of the page.
• Parallel capture with 1–20 threads for fast processing of long lists.
• Browser resolution (viewport) of your choice, for example 1920 x 1080 Full HD.
• Smart timing: page load timeout, extra delay after load, wait for the network to go idle, or wait for a specific element (CSS selector).
• Page cleanup: hide cookie consent banners, auto-click "Accept", close pop-ups and block ads and trackers.
• Automatic retry of failed URLs and a live preview of the latest capture.

Main Window

The URL list with capture status is on the right, a preview of the latest capture on the left. Choose the output folder and the browser viewport size below the preview.

Website Thumbnail Capture Help

Add some URLs to capture. You may do this in two different ways. Click the "Add URLs" button on the toolbar and type or paste the URLs you want to capture, one per line. If you made a mistake you may remove a URL from the list by highlighting it and clicking the "Delete" button.

Alternatively click "Open List" and open a plain text file containing a list of URLs, one URL per line. The file must be plain text (ASCII or UTF-8).

Start capturing website screenshots by clicking the "Capture" button. You may stop at any time by clicking "Stop". When capturing is finished click "Open Folder" to view the saved images, or "Save List" to keep the list of URLs for later.

New List	Start a new, empty URL list.
Open List	Load URLs from a text file.
Save List	Save the current URL list to a text file.
Add URLs	Type or paste URLs to add to the list.
Delete	Remove the highlighted URLs.
Capture	Start capturing all URLs in the list.
Stop	Stop capturing; remaining URLs are marked Cancelled.
Open Folder	Open the folder where the images are saved.
Settings	Output format, full page, thumbnails, PDF, timing and page cleanup options.

Capture Settings

Click "Settings" on the toolbar to choose the output format and quality, full-page capture, thumbnail size, PDF options, timing, the number of parallel captures and the page cleanup options. Click "Defaults" to restore the original settings.