Every screenshot has an id. Use it to read the screenshot again, get a fresh link to its image, list what you took, or delete it.
Read one
GET/v1/screenshots/{id}
Returns the screenshot as JSON: its status, its image, what the page answered, and the credits it used. The id is in the X-Screenshot-Id header of the answer that took it, and in the id field with response=json.
Field
Description
status
queued, running, succeeded or failed.
image
The file: a link, its type, size and dimensions. null until the screenshot has succeeded.
page
What the page answered: status, final address after redirects, title.
country
Only when you asked for a country: the one requested and the one observed.
null, or the reason the screenshot failed. See Errors.
A screenshot you do not own, or one that was deleted, answers not_found.
The link to the image
image.url is a signed link. It opens without your API key, so you can hand it to a browser or to another tool.
The link works for 15 minutes. Read the screenshot again to get a fresh one.
The image itself is kept for 7 days. image.available_until says until when. After that the file is destroyed and only the record of the screenshot remains.
Download the image if you need it longer.
List your screenshots
GET/v1/screenshots
Returns your screenshots, newest first, by pages.
Parameter
Description
limit
How many to return, 1 to 100. Default: 20.
cursor
The next_cursor of the previous page.
next_cursor is null on the last page. Deleted screenshots are not listed.
Delete one
DELETE/v1/screenshots/{id}
Deletes a screenshot. It answers 204 with no body.
The image and its details are destroyed, and its links stop working.
A screenshot that is still running is cancelled and not charged.
Credits already used are not given back.
Deleting the same screenshot twice answers 204 both times.