Feature

Viewport Control

Set custom viewport dimensions to capture websites at any screen size. Perfect for testing responsive designs, capturing mobile views, and generating device-specific screenshots.

How Viewport Control Works

Use the width and height parameters to set the browser viewport size before capturing. The page will render as if viewed on a device with those dimensions.

This triggers CSS media queries and responsive breakpoints, allowing you to capture the exact layout users would see on mobile phones, tablets, laptops, or ultra-wide monitors.

API Parameters

width={pixels}
height={pixels}

Set viewport width and height in pixels. Common sizes: 375x812 (iPhone), 768x1024 (iPad), 1920x1080 (Desktop).

Common Device Viewports

# Mobile - iPhone 14 Pro
width=393&height=852

# Tablet - iPad
width=768&height=1024

# Laptop
width=1366&height=768

# Desktop Full HD
width=1920&height=1080

# 4K Display
width=3840&height=2160

Example: Mobile Screenshot

Capture a mobile view of any website

https://api.rasterwise.com/v1/get-screenshot
  ?apikey=YOUR_API_KEY
  &url=https://example.com
  &width=375
  &height=812
  &fullpage=true

This captures example.com as it would appear on an iPhone X/11/12/13 in portrait mode.

Common Use Cases

Viewport control enables precise device-specific captures

Mobile Testing

Verify responsive designs render correctly on mobile viewports. Catch layout issues before they affect users.

Cross-Device QA

Automate visual regression testing across multiple viewport sizes. Compare screenshots to detect unintended changes.

Portfolio Mockups

Generate device-specific screenshots for portfolio presentations and case studies.

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Competitor Monitoring

Track competitor mobile and desktop experiences. Monitor how they optimize for different devices.

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Social Media Assets

Generate screenshots at specific dimensions for social media posts, ads, and thumbnails.

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Documentation

Create consistent screenshots at standardized sizes for product documentation and help articles.

Ready to Control Your Viewport?

Get started with GetScreenshot's viewport control. Available on all plans.