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Hello,

Do any one know script which can take website screenshot from url ? and has queue ability ? I dont want to use any third party server for that if any one knows some thing liek that even paid one please let me know
 
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A script is not enough, because PHP or other scripting languages can't graphically render webpages. All they see is HTML code like a bot would.

If you have a webserver with access to the command line it can be done.
In a nutshell it works like this: you launch a browser from the command line (full screen mode) then have another program capture the whole screen and save to an image file...

In practice using a third party is usually best.
A couple links:
WebShot - Website screenshot and webpage screenshot thumbnail generator utility
website screenshot server on debian stable
How can i create screenshot of url?

Also have a look at Website thumbnails - Bluga.net WebThumb
They have an API available and if you don't need a lot of screenshots it's free...
 
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Yes your right my research also pointed towards that , i have a server and want solution now....
 
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if you did more research you would come a cross the information how to accomplish this on your own server. TIP: 'iecapt' (if you're running windows)

For linux it's a little more complicated.
 
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