Connect Latchshot to Your AI Agent

Provide a public URL and the viewport or page format you need to have the assistant render a capture.

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Try a Latchshot Task

Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.

oo Skill Latchshot

Save a Webpage Screenshot

Render a webpage with your chosen viewport, color preference, and image format.

/oo Latchshot: Capture [public URL] as a full-page PNG with a 1440 by 900 viewport, dark mode off, and reduced motion on. Give me the artifact link.

Create a Webpage PDF

Render a public page using a chosen paper size and orientation.

/oo Latchshot: Render [public URL] as an A4 portrait PDF with Latchshot and give me the download link.

Start Working with Latchshot

Install OOMOL

Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →
Connect Latchshot

Connect a Latchshot API key. Captures also require file transit to be configured in the host application.
Connect Latchshot →
Give Your Agent a Task

Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →

Choose Your Agent

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A Latchshot API key and a public HTTP or HTTPS webpage URL.
Private network pages and credential-bearing URLs are rejected. Full-page capture is bounded and may not include an arbitrarily long document.

Latchshot Tools

Latchshot renders public webpages into images and PDFs. This connection stores the artifact through file transit and supplies rendering and quota information alongside its download URL.

Image and PDF Rendering

Capture pages with viewport, wait, theme, and motion preferences, or PDF paper and orientation choices.

Usage and Quota

Read the current plan, successful-render quota, reset time, and upgrade-request status.

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Capture Page

Render a public web page as a PNG, JPEG, or PDF and upload the bounded artifact to transit storage.

latchshot.capture_page

Get Usage

Read the current Latchshot plan, successful-render quota, reset time, upgrade-request status, and informational continuation links.

latchshot.get_usage

Frequently Asked Questions

Which files can I create?

Screenshots can use PNG or JPEG; document rendering produces PDF.

Can I capture a page that needs login?

The operation captures public URLs and has no login-session input. Use a publicly accessible page.

Can I check remaining capture usage?

Yes. Read the usage snapshot for the current plan and successful-render quota.