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Browshot API

Browshot API

Generate website screenshots through screenshot/create, screenshot/html, and screenshot/host, then inspect browser and instance metadata.

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Use it when

Exposes screenshot/create, screenshot/html, and screenshot/host directly

Watch for

Some path names carry historical quirks such as batch/ceate

First check

Begin with an API key and create a screenshot via screenshot/create or screenshot/html. After that, inspect screenshot/info, then expand to batch/info, browser/list, and instance/list for larger workloads.

Auth
api_key
CORS
No
HTTPS
Yes
Signup
Required
Latency
388 ms
Protocol
REST
Pricing

Uptime · 30-day window

Probes: 1Uptime: 100%Avg latency: 388ms
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About this API

The main story here is clear: create, inspect, host, and delete screenshot jobs, with supporting browser, batch, instance, and account endpoints around them. Concrete nouns in the spec include "/account/info", "/batch/ceate", "/batch/info", and "/browser/info".

That is enough to support generate website screenshots for review or archiving, run screenshot jobs in batches, and inspect browser instances and account information. The OpenAPI document names security schemes such as "apiKeyQuery".

Some path names carry historical quirks such as batch/ceate Best suited to screenshot workflows rather than broad crawling

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What you can build

  • 1Generate website screenshots for review or archiving
  • 2Run screenshot jobs in batches
  • 3Inspect browser instances and account information
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Strengths & limitations

Strengths

  • Exposes screenshot/create, screenshot/html, and screenshot/host directly
  • Includes browser/list and instance/list resources
  • Uses a simple apiKeyQuery security scheme

Limitations

  • Some path names carry historical quirks such as batch/ceate
  • Best suited to screenshot workflows rather than broad crawling
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Example request

Generic template — replace <endpoint> with the real path from the docs.
curl https://browshot.com/contact/<endpoint> \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY"
# Some providers use X-Api-Key instead — verify in the docs.
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Getting started

Begin with an API key and create a screenshot via screenshot/create or screenshot/html. After that, inspect screenshot/info, then expand to batch/info, browser/list, and instance/list for larger workloads.

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Technical details

CORS: NoHTTPS: YesSignup: YesOpen source: No
Auth type
api_key
Pricing
unknown
Protocols
REST
Response time
388 ms
Last health check
5/12/2026, 7:37:10 AM
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