WebSwoon - The web photographer

Friday July 29th 2005, 8:36 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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WebSwoon is an application that will actually take a screenshot of websites within its applications browser window. What is even better is that it is very customizable and you can add a whole list of websites for it to take screenshots of. Each website you take a screenshot of can be saved as a GIF, JPG, or PNG at whatever size you want and with a configurable filename structure.

WebSwoon is perfect for a gallery website like CSS Vault, Unmatched Style, CSS Beauty, etc. Make a list of the sites you want to showcase, add the URLs into the list, and run the application. All the screenshots will be in the folder you specified.

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