Product updates 2 min read
Detect any website fonts with a ScreenshotOne API
Now you can detect fonts used by any website with ScreenshotOne API in just one simple API call.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Dmytro Krasun
With more than a decade of experience in software engineering, I share the best practices and solutions you can apply to your problems in the space of headless browsers. You can also find me on Twitter and LinkedIn
Product updates 3 min read
Support of the OpenAI GPT Vision API in ScreenshotOne
From today, you can use our screenshot API together with the OpenAI Vision API. It allows you to send screenshots directly to the Vision API without building all the infrastructure yourself.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Product updates 2 min read
ScreenshotOne API supports GPU Rendering
From today ScreenshotOne supports GPU rendering for both regular and animated website screenshots. The API now leverages the latest in graphics processing technology to bring your screenshot needs to a whole new level.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Puppeteer guides 2 min read
Comparing Puppeteer versus Selenium for rendering website screenshots
When comparing Puppeteer, Selenium, and ScreenshotOne for rendering screenshots, it's crucial to understand the distinct capabilities and use cases of each tool.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Using Clobbr to quickly load test the ScreenshotOne API
Google Cloud gives $300 in credits for 3 months for experimenting. And I decided to give it a try, but not because of the free credits.
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- Dan Mindru, Dmytro Krasun
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Product updates 2 min read
Improving performance and stability by consolidating validation and access check logic in the API gateway
For the past few days, I have been working on improving the stability and performance of the ScreenshotOne API. I started from low-hanging fruits—moving validations and access key management from rendering services to ScreenshotOne's API gateway. The API will be more stable and performant as a result. If you are curious why, please continue reading.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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2 min read
Alexander Schnebel about how he uses ScreenshotOne in Productglowup
I had a great chat with Alexander Schnebel, the fullstack software engineer behind Productglowup.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Unveil the Power of Automation with ScreenshotOne and Zapier
I am thrilled to announce an exciting update for the ScreenshotOne users – the much-anticipated integration of ScreenshotOne with Zapier. This powerful combination is here to enhance your automation journey and expand your workflow capabilities to new heights.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Product updates 1 min read
Async, Webhooks, and Extra Limits
May was a great month and full of new and exciting updates. Let's check them out quickly.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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3 min read
ScreenshotOne is available as a ChatGPT plugin
From today, you can render screenshots of any website or even raw HTML in ChatGPT—ScreenshotOne is available as a plugin. But at the moment of writing not available yet, in the official store, but it can be available when you read it.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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3 min read
Embracing the Future of Web Archiving with ScreenshotOne API
Enter the ScreenshotOne API – a revolutionary tool designed to change the face of web archiving.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Product updates 1 min read
An improved screenshot history page
Daily, I work as hard as I can to ensure that ScreeenshotOne is the best screenshot API out there possible. But I rarely share updates but trust me, a ton of them might go unnoticed. Let's fix this situation.
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- Dmytro Krasun
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Automate website screenshots
Exhaustive documentation, ready SDKs, no-code tools, and other automation to help you render website screenshots and outsource all the boring work related to that to us.