Instead of configuring settings on every schedule, you create reusable Web Profiles. Each profile acts like a named browser preset for your captures.

What is a Web Profile?

A Web Profile bundles together the browser environment for a capture:

• 1. Resolution and zoom level
• 2. Device type and media category
• 3. Ad / pop-up blocking rules
• 4. Geolocation and optional latitude/longitude
• 5. Cloud storage preference and integrations

When you create a schedule, you simply pick the profile instead of configuring all these options again.

Resolution & Device Types

Web Profiles support both predefined and custom resolutions:

• Pre-Defined Resolution: use common sizes for desktop or mobile.
• Custom Browser Width and Browser Height for pixel-perfect layouts.
• Device Type: use desktop or mobile.

Device Scale Factor & Zoom

Web Profiles support both predefined and custom resolutions:

• Device Scale Factor to match high-DPI or zoomed environments for images supported [Does not work with emulated mobile] [Supports only Images]
• Zoom for videos supported [Does not work with emulated mobile] [Supports only Videos]

Blocking & performance

To keep pages clean and relevant, profiles can control what gets blocked:

• Block Pop-Ups – prevent unwanted dialogs from covering content.
• Block Ads – reduce distraction and noise in your screenshots.
• Page TimeOut and Scrolling Delay to allow heavy pages to finish loading before capture.

Geolocation & localization

Some sites change content based on location. Profiles can simulate that:

• Enable Geolocation on the profile.
• Provide Latitude and Longitude for precise targeting.

Headers, cookies & user agent

Advanced profiles can send custom Cookies, Headers, and UserAgent strings:

• Capture logged-in views via authentication cookies (where supported).
• Test different user agents (mobile vs desktop).
• Pass specific headers used by your infrastructure (e.g. locale hints).

Cloud storage & integrations

Each profile can be wired to a cloud storage configuration:

• CloudStorage picks the primary destination type.
• Linked cloud storage profiles (e.g. Google Drive / Dropbox / S3) define where files are stored.

Schedules that use this profile will send their screenshots directly to those configured destinations.

When to create multiple profiles

• Different devices (Desktop vs Mobile).
• Different storage destinations (Legal vs Marketing folders).
• Different geolocations and timezones for regional content.