BraveCLHow to review a saved website screenshot on Mac
Capture a webpage at a chosen width, then reopen the saved original with its run history and details.
- What you'll achieve
- You will have a named capture run, an original screenshot saved in your chosen folder, and a reader view where you can inspect the retained result.
- What you need
- Website Screenshot Capture installed on a Mac.
- A page URL you can open and an internet connection.
- A destination folder where you are allowed to save capture files.
A saved webpage screenshot is more useful when you can see which URL, screen width, and capture run produced it. Website Screenshot Capture keeps that context with the original image so you can return to the exact result you reviewed.
1.Open the capture workspace
Open Website Screenshot Capture and locate Add a URL, Run name, and Start in the main workspace. Begin with an empty capture plan.
Website Screenshot Capture workspace with an empty URL list, run name, and capture controls. 2.Configure a desktop capture profile
Choose Try a sample, open Edit Profile for the desktop width, name it Desktop 1440, and save the profile with the viewport setting you want.
Capture workspace after setting the Desktop 1440 profile and viewing the available screen widths. 3.Save phone and tablet profiles
Use Edit Profile for the phone and tablet widths, adjust their names and settings, and save each one. The capture plan can now cover several screen sizes.
Website capture plan showing the saved desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone profiles. 4.Add the website addresses
Enter a page in Add a URL and select Add URLs. Repeat for each page you want to review. Check the URL sidebar before starting the run.
URL sidebar containing four website addresses with capture profiles selected. 5.Name the run and choose a destination
Enter a descriptive label in Run name and use Choose destination folder to select where originals are saved. Check that the destination is authorized.
Named website capture run with an authorized destination folder and multiple planned page captures. 6.Prepare one page and one screen width
Keep the Color Grading page in the URL list and one capture profile selected. Review the plan so that only the intended page and width will be captured.
Capture workspace narrowed to the Color Grading URL and a single planned capture. 7.Capture the page
Select Start and let the run finish. Check the captured and failed counts before treating the saved result as complete.
Completed website capture showing one captured cell, no failures, and a completed run. 8.Open the saved capture in the reader
Select Runs, find the named run through Search retained runs, and open the first retained capture. The reader presents the original image along with actions such as Open original.
Reader showing the retained Color Grading website screenshot and controls for its original capture.
Tips
Begin with one URL and one capture profile to confirm the result before expanding the plan.
Use a descriptive run name so you can find an earlier capture in Runs.
Watch outA run may have failed or cancelled cells. Check the counts before sharing the result.
Watch outThe sample web addresses are examples; choose your own accessible pages for a real review.
