Screenshot a website as a tablet shows it
To see how a website looks on a tablet, paste its address into CurlShot and choose Tablet. CurlShot opens the page with a tablet-sized screen, the tablet's pixel density and a tablet browser identity, so the site serves the layout it gives to tablets, and returns a screenshot of it. The API has presets for the iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air, iPad Pro, Galaxy Tab S9 and Pixel Tablet.
No address handy? Try
The example stops here. The real page goes on.
This is an example: wikipedia.org on a tablet, whole page, a screenshot made with CurlShot. Paste an address above to make your own.
Ads and cookie pop-ups hidden. This page has none, so the screenshot is the same either way.
No account needed to try it. A free account gives you 100 screenshots a month, no card needed.
Create a free accountHow to screenshot a website as a tablet shows it in three steps
- 1
Paste the address of the website into the box.
- 2
Choose "Tablet".
- 3
Press "Take the screenshot", then download the image.
Every tablet you can pick, upright and on its side
Tablets sit between phones and laptops, and many sites switch layout right there: a menu that collapses, a table that scrolls, two columns that become one. Each tablet preset sets the screen, the pixel density, touch support and the tablet browser identity in one option.
Add viewport_landscape=true to turn the tablet on its side. The screen sizes swap, as in the table.
Show the table (7 rows)
| Tablet | viewport_device | Portrait (CSS px) | Landscape (CSS px) | Density |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iPad (10th gen) | ipad | 820 × 1180 | 1180 × 820 | 2x |
| iPad mini | ipad_mini | 744 × 1133 | 1133 × 744 | 2x |
| iPad Air | ipad_air | 820 × 1180 | 1180 × 820 | 2x |
| iPad Pro 11" | ipad_pro_11 | 834 × 1194 | 1194 × 834 | 2x |
| iPad Pro 13" | ipad_pro_13 | 1024 × 1366 | 1366 × 1024 | 2x |
| Galaxy Tab S9 | galaxy_tab_s9 | 800 × 1280 | 1280 × 800 | 2x |
| Pixel Tablet | pixel_tablet | 800 × 1280 | 1280 × 800 | 2x |
- The image is the screen size times the density: an iPad at density 2 gives a 1,640 × 2,360 image of its first screen.
- Add full_page=true to capture the tablet layout down to the bottom.
- For a width that no preset has, set viewport_width, viewport_height and viewport_mobile=true yourself.
What people use it for
- Check the in-between layout that neither a phone nor a computer shows
- Test a menu, a table or a form at tablet width
- Show a client how their site looks on an iPad
- Screenshots for a store listing or a presentation
For developers: one request
The same thing from your own code. It is a plain HTTP request, so it works from any language. Create a free account to get an access key.
curl "https://curlshot.com/api/v1/screenshot?access_key=YOUR_ACCESS_KEY&url=https://example.com&viewport_device=ipad&full_page=true" \
--output tablet.pngQuestions people ask
How do I take a screenshot of a website on an iPad without an iPad?
Paste the address into CurlShot and choose Tablet. The page is opened with the screen size and browser identity of a tablet, and you get a screenshot of what it shows.
Can I get the landscape view?
With the API, yes. Add viewport_landscape=true and the tablet is turned on its side before the screenshot is taken.
Which tablets are available?
The API has presets for the iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air, iPad Pro 11 and 13 inch, Galaxy Tab S9 and Pixel Tablet, listed with their sizes on this page. You can also set any screen width and height yourself.
Is it free?
You can try it on this page without an account. A free account adds a monthly allowance of screenshots and keeps them in one place.
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