WebMomentvsAbstract Screenshot API
Abstract Screenshot API returns a customizable image for a URL. WebMoment turns the Capture into a reusable Page history.
Capture once
Retrieve the same Moment in three days.
WebMoment keeps the visual artifact available after Capture instead of requiring a new render to recreate the old state.
Context
Preserve more than the image.
Keep responsive Screenshots, favicon, OG image, SEO and technology Metadata, Execution Metadata, and Capture settings together.
Timeline
See the next version in context.
New Captures become new Moments, ready for Compare, Tracking, Sharing, and team organization.
A Screenshot becomes more useful when it remains connected
Abstract focuses on a simple render request. WebMoment preserves the visual state, Page context, and every later Capture so a team can return to the same historical record.
WebMoment
Capture
Screenshot from URL
Both render website images.
Screenshot from URL
Viewport, delay, and CSS customization
Abstract exposes request-level customization; WebMoment focuses on a consistent preserved Capture configuration.
Viewport, delay, and CSS customizationpartial
Preservation
Retrieve the same historical Screenshot later
WebMoment preserves the artifact as a Moment.
Retrieve the same historical Screenshot later
Favicon, OG image, and Page Metadata
WebMoment keeps Page context with the visual record.
Favicon, OG image, and Page Metadata
History
Page identity and Timeline
Every Capture extends one Page history.
Page identity and Timeline
Compare versions over time
Compare two Moments from the same Page.
Compare versions over time
