SiteShoter is a small utility that allows you to save a screenshot of any Web page into a file. It automatically creates hidden window of Internet Explorer, loads the desired Web page, and than save the entire content of the Web page into an image file (.png, .jpg, .tiff, .bmp or .gif).
You can use SiteShoter in user interface mode, or alternatively, you can run SiteShoter in command-line mode without displaying any user interface.

Using SiteShoter
SiteShoter doesn't require any installation process or additional DLL files. In order to start using it, simply run the executable file (SiteShoter.exe)
After you run it, type the URL of the Web page that you want to capture, and select the image filename that you want to save. You can also modify the other options, like browser width/height, disable Flash, and so on. Click the 'Start' button and wait a few seconds until the Web site is loaded and saved into a file. (The default timeout value is 10 seconds, you may change it according to your needs)

Automatically extend browser size according to Web page
Starting from version 1.05, SiteShoter allows you to extend the Web browser size according to the size of the Web page, so the entire Web page will be captured. However, be aware that this feature won't work on Web pages with multiple frames.
Also, when this feature is turned on, you can limit the maximum allowed browser size by using the 'Maximum Width' and 'Maximum Height' fields.

Using The URL In The Saved Filename
If you want to use the URL of the Web site as the saved filename, simply use the %url% variable in the filename field. You can also use the %host% variable to get only the host name, without the other parts of the URL.
For example: c:temp%url%.png

Formatting Save Filename With Current Date/Time
Starting from version 1.09, you can use the following special SiteShoter variables for formatting the filename according to the current date or time:

* %time:[format]%
* %date:[format]%