How to use the Mobile Website Screenshot
- Paste the URL — Phone and 3× are already selected.
- Turn Full page off for just the first screen, as a phone shows it.
- Take the screenshot.
- Crop to 9:16 for stories or download as is.
A real mobile layout, not a shrunk desktop page
Resizing a desktop browser misses things sites do for phones: mobile menus, different images, touch-only components and mobile-only banners. Here the browser sends a mobile user agent and touch support, so the site serves exactly what a phone visitor gets. Check how fast it loads on phones with the Page Speed Test.
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Tools that pair well with the Mobile Website Screenshot
- Website Screenshot Tool — Enter a URL and get a full-page screenshot taken in a real Chrome browser — at desktop, tablet or phone width and up to 3× (Retina) resolution, with cookie banners hidden.
- Website to PDF — Turn a web page into a PDF.
- What Is My Screen Resolution — Your screen and browser window sizes in CSS pixels, the device pixel ratio and the real physical resolution — measured live by your browser.
- Meta Tag Checker — See exactly how Google is likely to display your page: title and description measured in pixels, desktop and mobile previews, and every meta tag in the <head>.
Frequently asked questions
Which phone size does it use?
390 × 844 CSS pixels at 3× density — the size of a current mid-size iPhone or Android phone. Pick Custom width for other sizes.
Can I get only the first screen?
Yes. Turn Full page off to capture just the visible screen, or use Crop → First screen after a full-page capture.
Does it look exactly like Safari on an iPhone?
It uses Chrome’s engine with a mobile identity. Layout matches closely; small differences in fonts or Safari-only features are possible.