Free website thumbnail API

Use the examples below to start showing website thumbnails, on the fly, on your site.

We have 4 options available:
1) auto-refreshing thumbnail (new!)
2) zoomamble thumbnail
3) simple thumbnail, nice URL
4) simple thumbnail, regular URL


Auto-refreshing thumbnail:

(works with any pages on a domain)
This version checks every several seconds to see if the new thumbnail has been finally generated, and once it detects the new thumb as available, the thumb auto-refreshes with the new image, without reloading the page, to reflect this.
1. Add the following code right after the <body> tag:
 


2. Add an auto-refreshing thumbnail in the page using this type of code:

In the script, you'll notice:
__pp_s = 'm'; m represents the thumb size. Possible values for this are:
t - Tiny (90x68px)
s - Small (120x90px)
m - Medium (200x150px), see image ⇒
l - Large (400x300px)
x - eXtra large (480x360px)
pagepeeker.com can be replaced with any site URL

Click to see how it works!
(test takes about 15 seconds)


Zoomable thumbnail

Add a zoomable thumbnail using this type of code:
 

size represents the original thumb size. Possible values for this are:
t - Tiny (90x68px)
s - Small (120x90px)
m - Medium (200x150px), see image ⇒
l - Large (400x300px)
x - eXtra large (480x360px)
nextsize is optional and it defines the zoom-in level.
By default, nextsize is equal to the next bigger size (for instance, for size=m, the default nextsize is l), but you can set it to an even bigger zooming value (for instance, x).
Note: <div id="thumb"></div> needs be placed where the image should appear; we recommend you to place the rest of the code at the end of the HTML code, above </BODY>


Simple thumbnail, nice URL:

(only works with plain domain-names / home-pages)
Add a regular thumbnail using this type of code:
 

m represents the thumb size. Possible values for this are:
t - Tiny (90x68px)
s - Small (120x90px)
m - Medium (200x150px), see image ⇒
l - Large (400x300px)
x - eXtra large (480x360px)
wikipedia.org can be replaced with any site home page URL


Simple thumbnail, regular URL:

(works with any pages on a domain)
Add a regular thumbnail using this type of code:
 

m represents the thumb size. Possible values for this are:
t - Tiny (90x68px)
s - Small (120x90px)
m - Medium (200x150px), see image ⇒
l - Large (400x300px)
x - eXtra large (480x360px)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page can be replaced with any site URL