Blitapp used to take screenshots as JPEG files. When we took over Blitapp, we switched to better-quality PNG images. But these PNG files can be much larger, going over 15MB for a full-page screenshot.

Now, you can choose between JPEG and PNG for all your captures. Click on Advanced Web Options, and you will find the new option *Image Quality” to switch between PNG and JPEG.

Here are a couple of examples to give you an idea of the file size and quality for both formats. You can open both images in new tabs to compare the quality:

Amazon product page, 1,280 x 7,941px

• JPEG: 1.6MB
• PNG: 1.8MB

Instagram homepage, 1,280 x 10,830px

• JPEG: 2.5MB
• PNG: 13MB

The difference in file size gets bigger as the screenshot size is bigger, but it also depends on how “busy” the web page is.

You can now upload your screenshots directly to your cloud storage through Apps, including your own Google Drive.

We have added the ability to get notifications through webhooks every time a capture is complete. You can use webhooks to integrate Blitapp with many other services, such as Zapier.

You can now get your screenshots uploaded directly to your cloud storage through Apps, including your own Dropbox account.

We have added a new App: RSS. Unlike the other Apps, it does not store your screenshots on your own cloud but offers an alternative to e-mail to visualize and share your web captures.