Having seen these website thumbnails at w3csites, I have found them pretty useful.
If you want a small thumbnail of any website, just link as an image to:
http://www.artviper.net/screenshots/screener.php?url=websiteaddress
for instance like this:
You can also specify different image sizes using additional parameters, for instance adding &w=240&h=180&sdx=1024&sdy=768&q=90 to the end of the previous example would give a thumbnail with width 240px, height 180px taken on a screen of resolution 1024×768 with a jpeg quality of 90%.
Below is a full list of parameters, as detailed on their site.
url | the URL you want to capture |
w | the width of the thumbnail |
h | the height of the thumbnail |
sdx | the screen port size ( i.e. 1024 ) width |
sdy | the screen port size height |
q | the quality of the image ( jpeg ) – from 30 to 90 % |
rot | rotate the image yes / no ( 1 / 0 ) |
deg | degree of rotation ( from – to 360 ) |
bg | background color when rotated in hex, without # |
All images taken using artviper take a while to appear, but I’ve found that after around 24 hours they are done. They are cached, so they only need to be generated once.
More details at artviper.net.
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