Command line program to create website screenshots (on Linux)

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A little more detail might be useful... Start a firefox (or other browser) in an X session, either on your console or using a vncserver. You can use the --height and --width options to set the size of the window to full screen. Another firefox command can be used to set the URL being displayed in the first firefox window. Now you can grab the screen image with one of several commands, such as the "import" command from the Imagemagick package, or using gimp, or fbgrab, or xv. #!/bin/sh # start a server with a specific DISPLAY vncserver :11 -geometry 1024x768 # start firefox in this vnc session firefox --display :11 # read URLs from a data file in a loop count=1 while read url do # send URL to the firefox session firefox --display :11 $url # take a picture after waiting a bit for the load to finish sleep 5 import -window root image$count.jpg count=`expr $count + 1` done < url_list.txt # clean up when done vncserver -kill :11