media >99% Success Rate

Universal Web Printer

Convert any URL or HTML to PDF, PNG, JPEG, or WebP with smart scroll-stitch, element extraction, PDF encryption, and watermarking.

TypeScript Playwright PDF-lib Sharp Global

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Key Features

Multi-format output — PDF, PNG, JPEG, WebP

Multiple view modes — viewport, full-page, CSS selector, readability

Smart scroll-stitch for accurate full-page captures

Element-level extraction via CSS selectors

Page manipulation — remove elements, click buttons, inject CSS, hide fixed headers

PDF encryption (RC4 128-bit) and watermarking

PDF merging for multi-page documents

Custom viewport and scale factor configuration

Use Cases

Automated report generation from web dashboards
Website archival and documentation
Visual regression testing snapshots
E-commerce product page screenshots for catalogs
Legal compliance — capturing web content as evidence
Generating PDFs from web applications

Input Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
`startUrls`	array	No	URLs to render
`htmlContent`	string	No	Raw HTML to render
`outputFormat`	string	No	pdf, png, jpeg, or webp (default: pdf)
`viewMode`	string	No	viewport, fullPage, selector, or readability
`targetSelector`	string	No	CSS selector for element-level capture
`viewportWidth`	number	No	Browser viewport width (default: 1280)
`viewportHeight`	number	No	Browser viewport height (default: 720)
`removeSelectors`	array	No	CSS selectors of elements to remove before capture
`pdfPassword`	string	No	Encrypt PDF with RC4 128-bit encryption

Output Example

The tool generates files in your chosen format (PDF, PNG, JPEG, or WebP) and stores them in the Apify dataset. Each output includes metadata:

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{
  "url": "https://example.com",
  "format": "pdf",
  "fileName": "example-com.pdf",
  "fileSize": 245832,
  "viewMode": "fullPage",
  "viewport": { "width": 1280, "height": 720 },
  "encrypted": false
}

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I capture just a specific element on the page?

Yes, use the targetSelector parameter with a CSS selector to capture only a specific element. For example, use '#main-content' to capture just the main content area.

How does smart scroll-stitch work?

For full-page captures, the tool scrolls the page in increments, capturing each viewport slice, then stitches them together. This ensures lazy-loaded content and animations are properly captured.

Can I remove cookie banners or ads before capture?

Yes, use removeSelectors to specify CSS selectors of elements to remove. You can also use hideFixedElements to hide sticky headers and floating elements.