Website Capture Is Now Stable

Website Crawler has grown up into Website Capture. The workflow is now steadier for real URL batches, easier to understand at a glance, and more flexible when different pages need different capture settings.

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What's Improved

• Website Crawler is now Website Capture, a clearer name for the URL-based screenshot workflow.
• Capture options can be adjusted per URL, so one page can use different settings from the rest of the batch.
• A selected URL opens in the side panel with preview and capture options in one place.
• Run settings stay separate from capture options, making it clearer what affects the whole batch and what affects one page.
• The workflow is more stable overall, especially for larger batches where individual pages need retries, different timing, or different cleanup behavior.

Why It Matters

Website screenshots are rarely one-size-fits-all. A homepage may need a full-page desktop capture, while a pricing page might need a mobile viewport, a longer wait after load, or different cookie banner handling.

With per-URL options, you can keep one batch list and still tune each page before capture starts. That makes Website Capture more useful for QA checks, client reports, content audits, archiving, and any workflow where consistent output matters but every page behaves a little differently.

From Capture to Export

When a batch finishes, screenshots appear in the side panel with the same export options Shotomatic users already expect. You can save the run as a ZIP, individual images, a PDF, or an MP4 without leaving the Website Capture screen.

A Clearer Workflow

The rename also reflects what the feature actually does. Shotomatic is not trying to spider through a site automatically; it captures the URLs you provide. Website Capture keeps the focus on the result: a clean, repeatable set of screenshots from your URL list.

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