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Integrate PagePixels Screenshots with Tally and automate the work that moves between them — no code required.

Create a custom workflow

Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

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Trigger: Watch New Responses
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Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers when a new form response is submitted.

2. Select an action

  • Creates an AI visual analysis of any image guided by a text prompt. Submit up to 5 images and 5 prompts. Useful for comparing images, tracking changes, monitoring visual regressions, and extracting text.

  • Captures a screenshot from real geolocations around the world. Screenshots are taken through a proxy network of rotating residential IP addresses within the geographical location you specify. Choose from hundreds of countries and any US State for your geolocation testing needs.

  • Creates a screenshot from any custom HTML you provide. This makes it easy to take a screenshot of new emails, create custom reports from third-party APIs, and more.

  • Creates an instant screenshot of a web page from a URL.

  • Captures a web page screenshot and runs an AI visual analysis based on your prompt. Useful for extracting data, generating summaries, or querying the website's content.

  • Initiates a new Domain Research Report request. This action can help automate structured data extraction from domains and websites. Provide a list of URLs and request up to 100 custom data fields for extraction (e.g. email, company details, product info) guided by your AI prompts.

  • Deletes the Screenshot Configuration and all screenshots associated with the configuration.

  • Extracts the fully rendered raw HTML source code of a web page (instead of taking a screenshot). This action is optimized for fetching HTML content from websites that dynamically generate their HTML using JavaScript.

  • Gets the requested Screenshot Configuration, including all associated IDs and the Embed URL for the latest screenshot.

  • Retrieves the current monthly screenshot, real locations, and AI analysis limits and usage information for your account.

  • Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

  • Creates a recurring screenshot of a web page on a schedule you define. You will receive the Embed URL as a part of the response. The Embed URL always displays the latest screenshot taken for this configuration, so it can be used on public websites, dashboards, and internal systems directly, with no API key.

  • Updates the Screenshot Configuration and immediately begins taking a screenshot with the new configuration.

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between PagePixels Screenshots and Tally.

Analyze any Image with AI
Creates an AI visual analysis of any image guided by a text prompt. Submit up to 5 images and 5 prompts. Useful for comparing images, tracking changes, monitoring visual regressions, and extracting text.
Action
Create a Real Geolocation Screenshot of a Web Page
Captures a screenshot from real geolocations around the world. Screenshots are taken through a proxy network of rotating residential IP addresses within the geographical location you specify. Choose from hundreds of countries and any US State for your geolocation testing needs.
Action
Create a Screenshot from Custom HTML
Creates a screenshot from any custom HTML you provide. This makes it easy to take a screenshot of new emails, create custom reports from third-party APIs, and more.
Action
Create a Screenshot of a Web Page
Creates an instant screenshot of a web page from a URL.
Action
Create a Screenshot of a Web Page and Analyze the Image with AI
Captures a web page screenshot and runs an AI visual analysis based on your prompt. Useful for extracting data, generating summaries, or querying the website's content.
Action
Create a Website Domain Research Report
Initiates a new Domain Research Report request. This action can help automate structured data extraction from domains and websites. Provide a list of URLs and request up to 100 custom data fields for extraction (e.g. email, company details, product info) guided by your AI prompts.
Action
Delete a Screenshot Configuration
Deletes the Screenshot Configuration and all screenshots associated with the configuration.
Action
Extract HTML from a Web Page
Extracts the fully rendered raw HTML source code of a web page (instead of taking a screenshot). This action is optimized for fetching HTML content from websites that dynamically generate their HTML using JavaScript.
Action
Get a Screenshot Configuration
Gets the requested Screenshot Configuration, including all associated IDs and the Embed URL for the latest screenshot.
Action
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