The agent uses the Batch Capture Screenshots action to submit a list of URLs and capture them all in a single API request. You provide an array of complete URLs including the protocol, and the agent returns screenshots for each page with your specified viewport dimensions, format, and full page settings applied uniformly across all captures.

ApiFlash supports JPEG, PNG, and WebP output formats. JPEG is the default format and works well for most webpage screenshots. PNG supports transparency for pages with non-standard backgrounds. WebP offers smaller file sizes with good quality. You can specify your preferred format when configuring screenshot capture actions.

Set the full_page parameter to true in the capture action. This instructs ApiFlash to scroll through the entire webpage and capture the complete vertical content, not just the initial viewport. The resulting screenshot includes all content from the top of the page to the bottom, regardless of page length.

The agent uses the Get Quota Information action to retrieve your current API usage statistics. This returns your total quota limit, remaining credits, and reset timing information. Use this before batch operations to verify sufficient quota remains, or periodically check usage to prevent workflow interruptions.

The agent uses Get Screenshot Metadata to retrieve technical details about previously captured images. This includes the screenshot file size, image dimensions in pixels, format information, and other capture specifications. Provide the screenshot URL returned from a previous capture to access its metadata.

Set the fresh parameter to true in your capture action. This forces ApiFlash to create a new screenshot regardless of any cached versions. Use fresh captures when monitoring rapidly changing pages, verifying recent updates, or when you need guaranteed current page state rather than potentially stale cached images.

Specify width and height parameters in pixels to set exact viewport dimensions. The default is 1920x1080 pixels. Configure smaller dimensions for mobile viewport simulation, or adjust width for tablet views. When full_page is enabled, height is ignored since the capture extends to include all page content.

The POST method captures screenshots by submitting parameters as form data in the request body, while GET passes parameters in the URL query string. Use POST when you have many parameters that might exceed URL length limits, or when your workflow requires form-encoded submissions. Both methods return either binary image data or JSON with screenshot URLs.