How to Take Site Screenshots With ScreenshotOne and Photo Block
Quickly take site screenshots, save them to your local media library, and show them off in style.
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Quickly take site screenshots, save them to your local media library, and show them off in style.
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comes equipped with a WordPress integration. You can create a free ScreenshotOne account, allowing you to take 100 site screenshots monthly.
Here's a quick demo:
ScreenshotOne offers a free trial, covering 100 screenshots a month when you sign up.
Consider a higher plan for heavy use, as it covers more screenshots.
You'll need Access and Secret keys to integrate ScreenshotOne with Photo Block. Here's how to retrieve your keys.
Ensure that signed requests are turned on. Signed requests secure your account and prevent misuse.
You can use the copy icons to retrieve both keys within the screen.
Enter both your Access and Secret keys, and save the API key.
If the API connection succeeds, it'll show a success alert.
You can also set some ScreenshotOne defaults below. Make sure to save your changes.
When adding the block, type in / command /photo block.
Clicking on it reveals an interface where you can enter a URL you want to take a screenshot of.
You can open the Advanced toggle to customize a few defaults.
Lastly, click "Generate" to generate the image.
The covers 100 screenshots a month. This should be suitable for light use.
Log into .
Visit .
Find the admin settings, where you can enable the .
You'll now see as an option.
You have successfully taken a screenshot using and .
