Batch screenshot: capture every result in Feed view, in one pass

Screenshotting a page of search results one at a time (click, wait for it to render, capture, move to the next tab, repeat) is exactly the kind of repetitive task that’s worth automating. Batch screenshot does the whole page in one pass.

How it works

With Feed view open and batch screenshot enabled in Settings, a “Screenshot all” button appears in the toolbar. Click it, and Peekly steps through every result currently loaded, waiting for each page to actually finish rendering (not just fire its load event) before capturing. That’s the same settle-time handling that makes it work reliably on JS-heavy sites, not just static pages.

Previewed, not downloaded

Captures land right in each card as a thumbnail you can look at immediately, instead of a pile of files landing in your downloads folder that you have to open one by one to know which is which. Duplicate URLs are skipped automatically, so a page with repeated results doesn’t capture the same thing twice.

This one's a Pro feature. See the pricing page for what else Pro unlocks.