Screenshot API for Make
Capturing website screenshots from Make takes no code at all — add an HTTP module in Make (Integromat) — no code to automate screenshots.
What you can build with Make
Watch a Google Sheet, Airtable, or form for new URLs, capture each one with a visual Make scenario, and route the image to Google Drive, Slack, or email — entirely no-code.
Example in Make
HTTP › Make a request module →
GET https://api.snapraven.app/v1/screenshot?url={{1.url}}
Header: x-api-key = your_key
That's the entire integration. Snapraven renders the page in a real Chromium browser and
returns a PNG or JPEG. Add fullPage=true
for the full scrollable page, or width/height for custom viewports.
💡 Tip for Make
Use the HTTP “Make a request” module set to download the file, then an Iterator to loop a list of URLs and a storage module to save each image.
Why teams use Snapraven with Make
- ✓ No headless Chrome to install, run, or scale.
- ✓ Works with one HTTP step — no scripting inside Make.
- ✓ Full-page capture, custom viewport, PNG or JPEG.
- ✓ Free tier with 100 requests per month to start.
Make screenshot API — FAQ
Is any code required?
No. The HTTP module handles the request; the rest is drag-and-drop modules in your scenario.
Can I process a whole list?
Yes — feed the rows through an Iterator so each URL is captured and saved in turn.