The unit of time for how often this trigger, e.g., choose “Days” for “Every three days”

The number that corresponds to your Frequency Type, e.g., enter “3” for “Every three days”. Decimals and negative numbers are not accepted.

Enter the date for when you want the trigger to run for the first time. The Frequency Type and Interval will be based off of this date. Use the format YYYY-MM-DD, e.g., 2024-02-28 and Time of Day is 6:30 AM. The Zap will trigger on the date 28-Feb-2024 6:30 AM.

Enter the time of day when you want this action to trigger. Use the 12-hour format with AM/PM. For example, `6:15 PM`. This Zap will trigger according to your account-level [timezone settings](https://zapier.com/es/app/settings) . If you haven't set a timezone, it will default to UTC (GMT+00:00). Zap-level timezone settings will not apply to this trigger.

Enter a valid IANA timezone (e.g., America/Los_Angeles, Australia/Sydney). This overrides your account-level timezone for this Zap only.

Should this Zap trigger on Saturday and Sunday?

This Zap will trigger once every hour at your chosen offset past the hour. For example, choosing `15` will schedule your automation to run at 1:15, 2:15, 3:15, etc. By default, this Zap will trigger at the top of the hour.

Choose the day(s) of the month you want this Zap to trigger. You can select multiple days. Please note that if you choose a day that does not exist in a particular month (like the 30th or 31st in February), the Zap will not trigger for that day in that month.

Schedule is a native Zapier app you can use for recurring tasks. Trigger an action every day of the month, every day of the week or every single day. You can also select the hour of the day. If you're a developer, this is similar to a crontab, cronjob or cron.

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This refers to the HTML content you wish to render. You can submit either a snippet of HTML (for example,
Your content
) or a full webpage.

This refers to the CSS styling for your rendered image. If used in conjunction with a URL, it will be incorporated into the webpage.

This refers to a complete URL for a public webpage, like [Httpbin](https://httpbin.org). If provided, it will supersede the html parameter and produce a screenshot of the specified URL.

Modifies the pixel density of the screenshot. By default, it is set to 2, mirroring the quality of a 4K monitor. The minimum value allowed is 1, while the maximum is 3.

Emulates a given device's metrics and user agent.

This allows you to determine the width of Chrome's viewing area, which will deactivate the auto-cropping feature. If you're using either parameter, both the height and width settings need to be specified. Min. 640, max. 7680.

This allows you to specify the height of Chrome's viewing area, which in turn deactivates the auto-cropping feature. Both the height and width parameters need to be established if you choose to use either one. Min. 480, max. 4320.

Indicates whether the viewport supports touch events.

Indicates whether the viewport is in landscape mode.

Specifies whether the meta viewport tag is considered.

This parameter allows you take screenshot of entire webpage.

A user agent for the request. The default value is the latest version of the browser used by Puppeteer.

Render the image with the specified quality.

The image_width and image_height parameters enable you to create a thumbnail of the screenshot.

Advanced Option: Specify a CSS selector corresponding to an element in the HTML. The image will be cropped precisely to this designated element.

Incorporates additional delay to ensure JavaScript execution is complete. This option is useful if you encounter blank images while using JavaScript. The default setting is 0, but you can begin with a 500 millisecond delay if necessary.

Takes screenshot of given URL. Could also overwrite CSS and limit screenshot to selector value

This allows you to determine the width of Chrome's viewing area, which will deactivate the auto-cropping feature. If you're using either parameter, both the height and width settings need to be specified.

This allows you to specify the height of Chrome's viewing area, which in turn deactivates the auto-cropping feature. Both the height and width parameters need to be established if you choose to use either one.

Canvasflare is designed for generating images from HTML & CSS

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Schedule your weekly tasks effortlessly with this simple workflow. When a new week starts in the Schedule by Zapier app, an image is generated using the Render Image function in Canvasflare. This process saves you time and ensures consistent, professional visuals every week, thereby improving your productivity and visual communications.

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Generate images weekly in Canvasflare using Schedule by Zapier

Supported triggers and actions

Custom Frequency

Every Hour

Every Week

Screenshot URL

Every Day

Every Month

Render Image

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