Batch create website,html,html screenshots with command line.

Ailt Website Capture Pro Command Line is a program based on Windows platform, which allows the batch capturing of large numbers of webpage at the same time. With it, you can batch capture screenshots of website URL, HTM, HTML webpages, Internet Shortcut into Image with command line. Ailt Website Capture Pro Command Line can capture screenshots of website URL, HTM, HTML webpages into JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, TIF, PNG, EMF, WMF, JP2, J2K, PCX.

Advance Features:
Capture full size screenshot of any web page.
Take a snapshot of a whole webpage into one image without scrollbars.
Ability to retrieve page for capturing via HTTP, HTTPS, or from a local HTM, HTML, Internet Shortcut file.
Supports JPEG, JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF, TIF, EMF, WMF, JP2, J2K, PCX etc image formats.
Options to disable JAVA, ActiveX, Scripts on the web page.
Supports define timeout seconds of web page to load.
Supports delayed snapshots of web page after successful load.
Supports only capture text content on the webpage.
Supports define the output image name.
Supports define the output image size.
Supports keep width/height ratio.
Supports define the output image format.
It can be launched from command line, from batch file or another application.
Option to automatically name newly created image files by customized naming rules.


Requirements:
Windows XP or above

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