Claude Code

Connect Claude Code to the hosted server using its HTTP transport. Have a ScreenshotOne account ready.

Add and authorize the server

Run this in the project where you want to use ScreenshotOne:

claude mcp add --transport http screenshotone https://mcp.screenshotone.com

This uses Claude Code’s default local scope for that project. To make the server available across your projects, add --scope user before the server name.

Start Claude Code, run /mcp, select screenshotone, and follow the authentication action. Complete ScreenshotOne’s OAuth sign-in in the browser, then return to Claude Code. The endpoint does not need an API key or an extra /mcp path.

The Claude Code MCP reference covers installation scopes and authentication.

Capture and save a page

Use ScreenshotOne's render-website-screenshot tool to capture
https://example.com with full_page=true. Download the returned image
URL into this project as example-screenshot.jpg and show me the path.

The tool response contains a temporary url, not a local file. Confirm that Claude Code downloads the image and reports a file that exists. Downloading may require a separate network or file permission in your environment. The URL lasts up to four hours.

If the tool is unavailable

Run claude mcp list and check /mcp for connection or authentication errors. If you added the server from another project using the default scope, add it in this project or use user scope. Reauthenticate through /mcp if access was revoked.

See all screenshot and Markdown options, or manage the connection.