SiteCapture

SiteCapture is an application that enables you to take screenshots from multiple websites at the same time and save them to the local disk. It features a few advanced settings.

Setting up this tool takes minimal time and effort, since there are no unfamiliar options or third-party offers involved. However, .NET Framework must be installed to be able to launch it, since it was developed with its help.

It's wrapped in a user-friendly interface made from a large window with a simple design and layout.

New tasks can be put together by specifying the website name, expanding the image to the height of the webpage, as well as by establishing the browser width and height, along with the output image width and height (pixels).

It's possible to add multiple entries to the list with different URLs to grab photos, edit properties, or remove any entry from the list if you change your mind.

As far as general settings are concerned, you can set the default saving directory on the disk, minimize SiteCapture to the systray, ask it to show the image preview after capture and to maximize the preview window, or to save after the capture to the default folder previously indicated.

Images were quickly grabbed and saved to the computer in our tests, during which the program used a low amount of CPU and RAM. It remained stable throughout its runtime, without freezing, crashing or prompting errors.

To conclude, SiteCapture facilitates a straightforward interface and options for taking website screenshots, and it can be used by those who want to monitor frequently accessed URLs for new content changes. On the other hand, it doesn't have settings intuitive enough for those not accustomed to this kind of software.