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@remino/webshot

v1.1.0

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Capture a webpage as an image.

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Keywords

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Readme

webshot

Capture a webpage as an image.

Rémino Rem https://remino.net/, 2026

Installation

npm

npm install -g @remino/webshot
webshot

Homebrew

brew install remino/remino/webshot
webshot

Download

Go to the GitHub download page for the latest release, and download the source code from there.

Git clone

git clone [email protected]:remino/remutils.git
cd remutils/webshot
npm install
./webshot

Usage

Run man webshot, webshot -h, or webshot -v to see how to use it.

Example:

webshot https://example.com
webshot https://example.com share.png
webshot -W 1200 -H 630 -w 0.5 https://example.com og.webp
webshot -z 1.25 -d 192 https://example.com [email protected]
webshot -c ./share.css -j ./prepare.js https://example.com card.jpg
webshot -f jpeg https://example.com share-image

With no arguments, webshot exits successfully and prints the usage screen. If the output file is omitted, webshot writes a file based on the URL. The default extension is .png, unless -f sets another format. If the URL has no protocol, http:// is assumed.

The output image format is inferred from the file extension. Supported formats are PNG, JPEG, AVIF, and WebP. The .jpg extension maps to JPEG.

-d 96 maps to a device scale factor of 1. For example, -d 192 captures at 2x pixel density while keeping the CSS viewport size unchanged.

Options

-h             Show the usage screen
-v             Show the version
-W <pixels>    Viewport width, default 1200
-H <pixels>    Viewport height, default 630
-w <seconds>   Seconds to wait after page load before capture, default 0
-z <factor>    Page zoom factor, default 1
-d <dpi>       Screenshot density in DPI, default 96
-f <format>    Override image format: png, jpeg, avif, webp
-c <css-file>  CSS file to embed before capture
-j <js-file>   JavaScript file to run before capture

Development

Run the package tests from the webshot directory:

npm test
npm run lint
npm run format:check

The CLI wrapper is webshot, which runs bin/webshot.js.

Dependencies

  • Node.js 20 or later
  • Puppeteer for browser automation
  • sharp for AVIF output