Screenshot + Assets
Website Screenshot and Asset Mapper
Generate a page screenshot, locate image assets on the page, and return overlay JSON for audits, QA reviews, and client-ready visual explanations.
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Current plan
Website Screenshot and Asset Mapper
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Report shape
What the website screenshot and asset mapper page shows
The page is structured like a product screen and a landing page at the same time: overview first, then details, export, API, FAQ, and related tools.
Viewport
1440 x 900
Sample browser viewport used for the capture.
Mapped assets
28
Assets tied to page coordinates in the screenshot.
Broken overlays
3
Problem assets highlighted directly on the screenshot.
Layer modes
6
All images, content, backgrounds, broken, large, and no-alt.
Visual mapping
- Full-page or viewport screenshot capture with asset overlays.
- Side panel metadata for URL, size, alt text, type, and dimensions.
- Layer toggles for all images, backgrounds, broken assets, large files, and no-alt cases.
Async delivery
- Screenshot jobs, stored images, overlay records, and result polling.
- Designed for Playwright-style rendering and coordinate extraction.
- Token-authenticated API access for screenshot jobs, overlays, and asset retrieval.
Screenshot view
- Full-page image with clickable asset overlays.
- Visual callouts that make audits easier to explain to clients and stakeholders.
- Ready to compare broken, oversized, or no-alt findings directly on the page.
Overlay output
- Overlay JSON with asset URL, x, y, width, height, and metadata.
- Structured screenshot job status, dimensions, and artifact references.
- Natural fit for QA dashboards and external automation.
Use cases
Teams that benefit from this workflow
Client-facing audits where a raw asset table is not persuasive enough.
QA and content reviews that need to know exactly where problem assets appear.
Developer workflows that need overlay JSON for internal tooling or bug reports.
Developer and API
Token-authenticated API surface
Screenshot jobs are asynchronous and available through the same bearer-token model used by monitoring. Create jobs, poll status, and fetch overlay JSON.
Contact for API accessEndpoints
/api/v1/screenshot-jobsQueue a screenshot and asset-mapping job./api/v1/screenshot-jobsList screenshot jobs./api/v1/screenshot-jobs/:idFetch status and artifact metadata./api/v1/screenshot-jobs/:id/overlaysReturn overlay coordinates JSON./api/v1/screenshot-jobs/:id/assetsReturn mapped asset metadata.Create screenshot job
Request
{
"target_url": "https://example.com/page",
"full_page": true,
"viewport": {
"width": 1440,
"height": 900
},
"extract_assets": true,
"map_assets": true
}Response
{
"id": "shot_123",
"status": "queued"
}FAQ
Questions users ask before implementation
Why pair screenshots with image metadata?
Because visual location matters. A broken hero image and a broken footer icon are not equal problems, and screenshots make that obvious.
Is this only for full-page captures?
No. The model supports both viewport-level and full-page captures so the result can match the audit goal.
Can overlays be consumed by external systems?
Yes. The API design is built around returning overlay coordinates and asset metadata as structured JSON.
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