(Optional) Limit to new screenshots generated by one or more specific screenshot configurations. [Click here to learn more about Scheduled Screenshot Configurations.](https://pagepixels.com/app/documentation#scheduled-screenshots)

Limit the total number of records returned by the request. Minimum: 1, Maximum: 1000, Default: 1000

Return only records created after this date. Date should be a UNIX Timestamp with or without milliseconds.

Return only records created before this date. Date should be a UNIX Timestamp with or without milliseconds.

Can be either ASC or DESC. Default: DESC. Records returned in DESC (descending) order will return the most recent records first to the oldest records. Records returned in ASC (ascending) order will return the oldest records first to the newest records

The URL you would like to capture. For example `https://www.wikipedia.com`

The time zone used by the website you're capturing. If not specified, the default time zone `GMT` will be used. 

This is useful for ensuring information displayed in your screenshot matches your preferred time zone and for testing timezone-specific behaviors. 

To specify a time zone, please enter a valid ICU/IANA timezone ID. You can find the latest [full list of supported timezone IDs here](https://github.com/unicode-org/icu-data/blob/main/tzdata/icunew/2024a/44/metaZones.txt), or for a more user-friendly version, see [this Wikipedia article](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones).

Examples of supported time zone IDs: `America/New_York`, `America/Los_Angeles`, `Asia/Seoul`, `Asia/Shanghai`, `Asia/Singapore`, `Australia/Sydney`, `Europe/Amsterdam`, `Europe/Berlin`, `Europe/Paris`, `Pacific/Auckland`, `US/Central`, `US/Eastern`, `US/Mountain`, `US/Pacific`

Should this screenshot be taken on a recurring schedule?

This can be any positive integer.  For instance, if you would like this screenshot to be taken every 5 minutes, set this value to 5.

When using the Scheduled Screenshot option, the **Scheduled Every** option should be an integer greater than 0, and the **Scheduled Interval** option should be one of: minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years

With the PagePixels Multi-Step screenshot functionality you can complete forms, navigate to different pages, click links and buttons, and login to your favorite websites prior to taking your screenshot. Actions are completed in the order they are received. Learn more about multi-step actions here: `https://pagepixels.com/app/documentation#multi-step-screenshots`

How many milliseconds should we wait before capturing the screenshot? The maximum wait time is 20 seconds (20000 milliseconds). This is very useful if the website you would like to capture takes a bit of time to load all of its content.

Provide a CSS selector that should be on the page before the screenshot is captured. For example: #id-to-wait-for

This is the width of the browser when the screenshot is taken. This can be used to emulate mobile dimensions.

This is the height of the browser when the screenshot is taken. This can be used to emulate mobile dimensions

By default, a screenshot of the entire window is taken. But, you can provide a CSS selector to screenshot only a specific part of the page. You can learn more about CSS selectors here: `https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/Building_blocks/Selectors`

If you provided a selector above, check this to have us hover over the selected element before taking the screenshot.

Screenshots can be returned as jpeg or png images.

By default, screenshots capture only the image within the viewport. With Full Page selected, the entire page is scrolled and captured as well.

Quality defines the JPEG compression, where 1 produces the lowest quality image and 100 creates the highest quality image. The higher the quality, the larger the image will be. This setting is ignored if you are producing a PNG image.

Scale factor 2 produces a Retina display scaled image.

Modify the style of the page by Injecting any CSS declarations you need.

Modify the style and functionality of the page by injecting any Javascript you need.

Add additional HTTP headers to your request.

Instruct the browser to ask the website to display a specific language. This is great for websites that support multiple languages. You can learn more about this setting here: `https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Accept-Language`

Give the browser additional information about the type of device that is connecting to the website. You can learn more about the User Agent setting here: `https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/User-Agent`

Provide location information to the browser. You can learn more about the latitude, longitude, and accuracy configuration settings here: `https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/GeolocationCoordinates`

Screenshots generate both a full size screenshot and a thumbnail. Here you can define the width of the thumbnail to your specifications. Value is in pixels.

Screenshots generate both a full size screenshot and a thumbnail. Here you can define the height of the thumbnail to your specifications. Value is in pixels.

The Embed URL for this screenshot configuration will display this image until the first screenshot is taken.

The URL where you want to download the HTML source code. 

For example: `https://www.wikipedia.com`

Run a sequence of user actions on a website before fetching the HTML source code, such as the steps to log in, fill out a form, apply filters, and more, with PagePixels Multi-Step functionality. 

Multi-Step Actions are completed in the order they are received. Learn more about Multi-Step Actions here: `https://pagepixels.com/app/documentation#multi-step-screenshots`

How many milliseconds should we wait before fetching the HTML source code? The maximum wait time is 20 seconds (20000 milliseconds). This is most useful when the website takes a long time to load all of its content.

Provide a CSS selector that should be on the page before retrieving the HTML source code. For example: #id-to-wait-for

By default, the HTML source code retrieved is saved and cached for 24 hours. This means subsequent requests to extract from the same URL and configuration will provide a cached version, instead of fetching new HTML, for 24 hours. This time period can be changed by setting the TTL parameter to any positive integer representing time in milliseconds. So, If you'd like no caching, this parameter can be set to 0. And, if you'd like 10 minute caching, this parameter can be set to 600.

By default, PagePixels Screenshots are saved and cached for 24 hours. This means subsequent requests to capture the same URL and configuration will provide a cached version, instead of generating a new screenshot, for 24 hours. This time period can be changed by setting the TTL parameter to any positive integer representing time in milliseconds. So, If you'd like no caching, this parameter can be set to 0. And, if you'd like 10 minute caching, this parameter can be set to 600.

Screenshots can be returned as JPEG or PNG images.

The quick snap endpoint generates both a full size screenshot and a thumbnail.  Here you can define the width of the thumbnail to your specifications. Value is in pixels.

The quick snap endpoint generates both a full size screenshot and a thumbnail.  Here you can define the height of the thumbnail to your specifications. Value is in pixels.

Add the custom HTML content you wish to capture in a screenshot.

How many milliseconds should we wait before capturing the screenshot? The maximum wait time is 20 seconds (20000 milliseconds).

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