Solid Screenshot
Screenshot API that removes ads and cookie banners automatically
About Solid Screenshot
Anyone who has automated screenshot capture knows the actual problem is not taking the picture. It is that the picture contains a cookie consent dialog covering the hero, an interstitial advertisement, a newsletter modal and a chat widget. Every one of those has to be dismissed, and every site implements them differently, so the usual solution is an ever-growing list of CSS selectors that breaks whenever a site redesigns. Solid Screenshot detects and removes them automatically, which replaces that maintenance burden with an API parameter.
Ad removal and cookie consent hiding are both on by default, which is the correct default and tells you what the product is really for. Full page capture is also default, taking the entire page rather than only the viewport. Platform selection covers desktop and mobile rendering, since responsive layouts differ enough that a desktop capture tells you nothing about the mobile experience. The stated use cases are testing, documentation and monitoring, which are the three places automated screenshots actually get used. Google sign-in provides access, a free trial is offered, and developer documentation is published alongside an interactive try-it interface.
Supply a URL, either through the API or the interactive interface on the site. Choose desktop or mobile rendering depending on which experience you are capturing. The defaults handle the awkward parts: advertisements detected and removed, cookie consent banners hidden, and the full page captured rather than just the visible area. The screenshot returns clean, without the overlays that make automated captures unusable for documentation. Because it is an API, this runs inside a test suite, a documentation build or a monitoring job rather than as a manual step. Try it free through the browser interface before integrating anything.
- •Automatic Ad Removal - Advertisements detected and removed without maintaining a selector list per site
- •Cookie Banner Suppression - Consent dialogs hidden by default, which is the single most common thing ruining automated captures
- •Full Page by Default - Captures the entire page rather than only the viewport
- •Desktop and Mobile Rendering - Both layouts capturable, since responsive designs differ substantially
- •API First - Designed for test suites, documentation builds and monitoring jobs rather than manual use
- •Interactive Try Interface - Test a URL in the browser before writing any integration code
- •Published Documentation - Developer docs available alongside the API
- •Free Trial - Evaluate output quality on your own URLs before paying
For developers automating screenshots in documentation builds, where a cookie banner in every image is the difference between usable and embarrassing. It suits QA teams capturing visual regression baselines, where overlays introduce false differences between runs, and monitoring setups checking that pages render correctly. Technical writers producing product documentation get clean captures without manual cropping. Anyone currently maintaining a hand-written list of selectors to dismiss consent dialogs is the clearest candidate to switch.
Pricing
$0 - $29/mo
- Starter$0/mo
- Pro$29/mo
- EnterpriseContact sales
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-19
