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Website Screenshot World can deliver captures directly to AWS S3 or any S3-compatible storage provider. This allows you to keep full ownership of your files and integrate captures into existing pipelines.
When using S3-compatible storage, screenshots and videos are uploaded immediately after capture. Files are never treated as long-term primary storage inside the platform.
What is S3-compatible storage?
S3-compatible storage refers to object storage services that implement the Amazon S3 API. These services accept the same authentication, bucket, and object semantics as AWS S3.
- • Bucket-based object storage
- • Key-based file paths
- • Access via access key & secret
- • Compatible with standard S3 tooling
Supported providers
You can use AWS S3 itself or any provider that exposes an S3-compatible endpoint.
- • Amazon S3
- • Backblaze B2 (S3 API)
- • Wasabi
- • MinIO
- • Any private or on-prem S3-compatible service
How delivery works
- 1. A capture finishes (screenshot or video).
- 2. The file is prepared for upload.
- 3. The system authenticates using your S3 credentials.
- 4. The object is uploaded to the configured bucket and path.
- 5. The schedule run is marked complete.
If the upload fails, the run may retry depending on your Retry & Stability settings.
Configuration fields
- • Endpoint URL – S3 or S3-compatible endpoint
- • Bucket Name – destination bucket
- • Access Key – API access key
- • Secret Key – API secret
- • Region – required for AWS S3
- • Path Prefix (optional) – folder-like structure
File structure
Files are uploaded using deterministic paths to make automation and retrieval easy.
bucket/
└─ WebsiteScreenshotWorld/
└─ silhouettec.com/
├─ https_www.silhouettec.com_2025-12-19-18-19.png
└─ https_www.silhouettec.com_2025-12-19-18-19.mp4