Case study: Automating Screenshots on a Web Page

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We understand that automating screenshots on a web page may be exactly what you need. As you may already know, taking screenshots on a website is one of the 25 features available in the browser function of RPA CLOUD.

In this article, we will provide a comprehensive step-by-step guide to help you successfully automate screenshots on a web page. Our aim is to ensure that you can confidently and effectively automate this task.

Step 1: Open the target browser

To open the browser, hold and drag the [Open Browser] action. Then, click on the gear icon to open the dialog box.

In the dialog box, you can input the URL of the website you want to open. For example, if you want to open the website https://blog.rpa-cloud.io/, you can input this URL in the Url field.

Open the target browser

Step 2: Take the screenshot

To take a screenshot, hold and drag the “Take screenshot” action.

By default, the screenshot will capture the entire visible area of the web page.

However, if you switch off the “Full page” option, the screenshot will be taken only of the currently visible portion of the web page.

Take the screenshot

Step 3: Run the robot to test

After running the robot successfully, you will see a path where you can archive your screenshot.

Step 3: Run the robot to test
Image of running the robot
Image of running the robot

Now, if you want to take a screenshot at a specific time, you can set a schedule for the robot.

I'm Neo, an RPA expert with over 10 years of experience. I have successfully implemented many complex RPA projects for large global enterprises, with extensive knowledge of leading technologies such as RPA CLOUD. My mission is to optimize performance and enhance automation in enterprise environments, delivering the most value to customers and helping them adapt and thrive in an increasingly competitive business world.