cutycapt

TLDR

Capture webpage as PNG

$ cutycapt --url=[https://example.com] --out=[screenshot.png]

Capture as PDF

$ cutycapt --url=[https://example.com] --out=[page.pdf]

Set viewport size

$ cutycapt --url=[url] --out=[out.png] --min-width=[1920] --min-height=[1080]

Capture with delay

$ cutycapt --url=[url] --out=[out.png] --delay=[2000]

Disable JavaScript

$ cutycapt --url=[url] --out=[out.png] --javascript=off

Run headless with Xvfb

$ xvfb-run cutycapt --url=[url] --out=[out.png]

SYNOPSIS

cutycapt --url=url --out=file [options]

DESCRIPTION

cutycapt captures WebKit rendering of web pages to images or documents. Supports PNG, JPEG, PDF, SVG, PS, and other formats. Uses Qt WebKit engine for rendering.

PARAMETERS

--url url

URL to capture (http://, file://, etc.)

--out file

Output file path

--out-format format

Output format (overrides extension)

--min-width pixels

Minimum width (default: 800)

--min-height pixels

Minimum height (default: 600)

--max-width pixels

Maximum width

--max-height pixels

Maximum height

--delay ms

Delay after load (default: 0)

--max-wait ms

Maximum wait time (default: 90000)

--zoom factor

Zoom factor

--javascript on|off

Enable/disable JavaScript

--plugins on|off

Enable/disable plugins

--proxy host:port

HTTP proxy

--header name:value

Custom request header

--method get|post|put

HTTP method

OUTPUT FORMATS

svg, pdf, ps, png, jpeg, tiff, gif, bmp, mng, ppm, xbm, xpm

CAVEATS

Requires X server. Use xvfb-run for headless environments. Based on older Qt WebKit (not Chromium).