How to use Snapup to take screenshots automatically

To take a screenshot of the computer we will use the shortcut, if you want to take a screenshot of the website, you will need other tools to support it. With Snapup, users can schedule screenshots of web pages. Accordingly users can set daily photography schedule, hourly and set website screenshot size. Images taken by the website can be downloaded in various formats. The following article will guide you how to take photos of web pages scheduled by Snapup.

Instructions for using Snapup to take screenshots of websites

Step 1:

We access the homepage of Snapup by following the link below, then click Register to create a user account. Enter full personal information to create an account to use.

https://snapup.xyz/

Step 2:

After creating an account, users click New Snap in the main interface of the website to set up automatic site photography. At this interface you need to fill in the required information.

1. URL: You paste the address of the website you want to capture here.
2. Simulation Device Type: You choose the version of the website you want to capture as PC or mobile.
3. Simulation Region: You select the location (country) to capture.
4. Delay (Seconds): You choose the delay when shooting.
5. Title: You set a title for this captured site.
6. Periodic: You set the repeat time when shooting.
7. Width: You enter the desired width of the photo.
8. Height: You enter the desired height of the photo.
9. Is Full Page: Check the box if you want to take a full page shot.

Next, drag below we will choose Snap now to Capture now, or click Schedule it to schedule shooting. Note we can only shoot up to 50 times. If you want more, you have to waste it.

Step 3:

Soon you will see a screenshot of the webpage in the Snaps section . The bottom of the image will have the option to download in PNG, JPEG, PDF format.

Step 4

Once you have scheduled a screenshot of the web page, you can stop the scheduled auto-capture, then click on Schedules , then click Stop to stop the scheduled capture.