April 04, 2026
We’re upgrading the engine behind Blitapp. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be migrating our screenshot backend from Browshot to ScreenshotCenter – a modern screenshot API built for speed and reliability.
Since day one, Blitapp has relied on the Browshot API to capture web pages. Browshot has served us well, but ScreenshotCenter gives us access to a newer, faster infrastructure that will directly benefit every Blitapp user.
The migration will happen gradually over multiple weeks. We’re rolling it out account by account to ensure a smooth transition. You don’t need to change anything on your end – your captures, schedules, apps, and settings will continue to work exactly as before.
ScreenshotCenter’s infrastructure delivers screenshots faster. Pages that previously took a long time to render will complete more quickly, which means your captures arrive sooner.
Fewer failed captures and retries. ScreenshotCenter is built on modern cloud infrastructure with better availability and redundancy.
Blitapp has always supported Chrome, but Firefox support was limited to an older version. With ScreenshotCenter, you’ll get full support for the latest version of Firefox, giving you more accurate renders for sites that behave differently across browsers.
The migration to ScreenshotCenter also opens the door to features that weren’t possible with our previous backend:
ScreenshotCenter supports screenshots from a wider range of countries, which means we’ll be able to offer more geographic options for captures that need to be taken from specific locations.
ScreenshotCenter’s ad and popup blocking is more effective at removing cookie banners, interstitials, and intrusive ads. We plan to bring these improvements to Blitapp so your captures are cleaner out of the box.
One of the most exciting upcoming features is video generation. Instead of a static screenshot, you’ll be able to record a video of a page loading, scrolling, or interacting with automation steps. This is great for monitoring animations, carousels, or any dynamic content.
Capture entire pages as PDF documents – useful for archiving, compliance, or sharing web content in a print-friendly format.
Capture pages as they appear on a wider range of mobile and tablet devices, with accurate viewport sizes and device emulation.
If you’re curious about the technical differences, ScreenshotCenter has published a detailed comparison between their API and other screenshot services, including Blitapp’s current Browshot backend.
The migration is already underway. We’re rolling it out gradually:
You’ll continue to use Blitapp exactly as you do today. The only differences you should notice are faster and more reliable captures.
If you have any questions about the migration, reach out to us at support@blitapp.com. We’re happy to help.