PART ONE: Website Preview Video On After Effects

Learn step-by-step how to capture full-page screenshots of your website, save them correctly, and edit them into your project scenes. Tips include ensuring all animations load, saving images with clear names, and fitting screenshots to your composition.

February 13, 2026 By Wise Agency

In this guide, we'll learn how to capture full-page screenshots of different website sections and prepare them for use in a video project. This process includes making sure all website animations are loaded before taking screenshots, saving each image with a clear name, and then importing these images into your video editing software. We will also cover how to adjust the images so they fit properly in your project scenes.

Let's get started

First, open the website. Before taking a full-page screenshot, scroll to the bottom to ensure all animations are loaded. If you capture the screenshot before everything loads, the result may look incorrect. Scroll to the bottom, open your extension, and click "Go Full Page." After clicking, move your mouse out of the way.

Go here, then move your mouse out of the way. This will capture the screenshot.

Step #2: Click on "GoFullPage - Full Page S" — Click on "GoFullPage - Full Page S"

As you can see. You probably want to go to the homepage, right-click the image, select "Save image," and name it Homepage 1.

Step #3: Right-click on "+" — Right-click on "+"

Step #4: Click on "Save Image As" — Click on "Save Image As"

Type "homepage-1 + Enter"

Next, go back to the website and select a treatment page. For example, choose Dentures.

Step #8: Click on "Dentures" — Click on "Dentures"

Do the same: scroll to the bottom, ensure everything is loaded, then scroll back up. Then, take a full-page screenshot. Move out of the way, and it will capture the screenshot.

Click Save Image and name it Dentures 1.

Step #11: Right-click here — Right-click here

Step #12: Click on "Save Image As" — Click on "Save Image As"

If you go to Meet Team, choose the four best pages or four different variations.

Type "dentures-1 + Enter"

Step #15: Click on "Meet The Team" — Click on "Meet The Team"

Go here, scroll down, and ensure everything is loaded. Then, repeat the process.

Step #17: Click on "GoFullPage - Full Rage S" — Click on "GoFullPage - Full Rage S"

It will capture the screenshot.

Step #18: Right-click on "+" — Right-click on "+"

Save it as Team 1.

Step #19: Click on "Save Image As" — Click on "Save Image As"

Type "team-1 + Enter"

Step #21: Click on "" M X" — Click on "" M X"

Go back once more and open the pricing page. Scroll down to ensure everything loads. Then, take a full-page screenshot, making sure to move your mouse out of the way so it captures the entire page.

Step #22: Click on "Our Pricing" — Click on "Our Pricing"

Step #24: Click on "GoFullPage - Full Page S" — Click on "GoFullPage - Full Page S"

Step #25: Right-click on "+" — Right-click on "+"

Save as Pricing 1.

Step #26: Click on "Save Image As" — Click on "Save Image As"

Type "pricing-1 + Enter"

For this demonstration, I'll select the four screenshots—Dentures 1, Homepage 1, Pricing 1, and Team 1—and place them here.

Step #34: Click on "000" — Click on "000"

Cool.

Step #35: Click on "Name" — Click on "Name"

Step #37: Drag "Smile Studio Previews" — Drag "Smile Studio Previews"

Load your project. Here, you will see your different scenes.

Step #38: Click on "/ Users / mainmac2024 / Desktop / Website Preview Master Template.aep" — Click on "/ Users / mainmac2024 / Desktop / Website Preview Master Template.aep"

Click on "W"

Step #42: Click on "Scene 01" — Click on "Scene 01"

If I close these now.

This is your final main composition. Here, you have your different scenes.

Step #44: Double-click here — Double-click here

Click on "all"

As you drag the video, you can see Scene 1, Scene 2, Scene 3, Scene 4, and so on.

Click here

Click here

Drag here

Click here

You can click on each of these.

The first one we need to edit is this one, since the other is already complete. We want to update these screenshots from the St.

Go to Scene 2 on George's website, then select Image 1.

Step #63: Double-click on "Scene 02" — Double-click on "Scene 02"

Step #64: Click on "Image Q1" — Click on "Image Q1"

Step #67: Click on "Quarter" — Click on "Quarter"

Step #68: Click on "Quarter" — Click on "Quarter"

Here is your preview screen. If it's not loading quickly or seems glitchy, you can reduce the quality to a quarter. This way, it only displays in quarter quality instead of full, which requires more rendering.

Step #70: Click on "0 : 00f" — Click on "0 : 00f"

Step #72: Click on "Quarter" — Click on "Quarter"

Step #73: Click on "Quarter" — Click on "Quarter"

If we click on Image 1, we can see which image it is. To delete that screenshot, select Image 1, remove it, and then add the Homepage image.

Step #76: Click on "Image 01" — Click on "Image 01"

Step #77: Double-click on "Image 02 s" — Double-click on "Image 02 s"

Step #78: Click on "screenc._49_42.png" — Click on "screenc._49_42.png"

Type "Backspace"

It's not fitting the borders. Go to Layer, then Transform, and select Fit to Comp Width so it fills the width. Then, drag it into place.

Step #83: Click on "Layer" — Click on "Layer"

You can always zoom in if needed to ensure everything looks correct. If you need to move it, click the hand icon and drag it to adjust the fit.

In Scene 2, you can now see that it is included.

Step #89: Click on "Scene 02" — Click on "Scene 02"

Next, we need to work on images 2 and 3.

Step #91: Click on "Image 02" — Click on "Image 02"

Step #92: Double-click on "Image 02" — Double-click on "Image 02"

Delete that, then add a Dentures layer. Select Layer, Transform, Fit to Comp Width. Drag it to the top, then return to Scene 2.

Step #93: Click on "Team.png" — Click on "Team.png"

Type "Backspace"

Step #97: Click on "Laver" — Click on "Laver"

Step #98: Click on "Fit to Comp Width" — Click on "Fit to Comp Width"

Step #101: Click on "Scene 2" — Click on "Scene 2"

You can see it here on the right. Look. And then final o-

Step #103: Double-click here — Double-click here

PART ONE: Website Preview Video On After Effects

Learn step-by-step how to capture full-page screenshots of your website, save them correctly, and edit them into your project scenes. Tips include ensuring all animations load, saving images with clear names, and fitting screenshots to your composition.

February 13, 2026 By Wise Agency

Let's get started

Go here, then move your mouse out of the way. This will capture the screenshot.

As you can see. You probably want to go to the homepage, right-click the image, select "Save image," and name it Homepage 1.

Type "homepage-1 + Enter"

Next, go back to the website and select a treatment page. For example, choose Dentures.

Do the same: scroll to the bottom, ensure everything is loaded, then scroll back up. Then, take a full-page screenshot. Move out of the way, and it will capture the screenshot.

Click Save Image and name it Dentures 1.

If you go to Meet Team, choose the four best pages or four different variations.

Type "dentures-1 + Enter"

Go here, scroll down, and ensure everything is loaded. Then, repeat the process.

It will capture the screenshot.

Save it as Team 1.

Type "team-1 + Enter"

Go back once more and open the pricing page. Scroll down to ensure everything loads. Then, take a full-page screenshot, making sure to move your mouse out of the way so it captures the entire page.

Save as Pricing 1.

Type "pricing-1 + Enter"

For this demonstration, I'll select the four screenshots—Dentures 1, Homepage 1, Pricing 1, and Team 1—and place them here.

Cool.

Load your project. Here, you will see your different scenes.

Click on "W"

If I close these now.

This is your final main composition. Here, you have your different scenes.

Click on "all"

As you drag the video, you can see Scene 1, Scene 2, Scene 3, Scene 4, and so on.

Click here

Drag here

Click here

You can click on each of these.

The first one we need to edit is this one, since the other is already complete. We want to update these screenshots from the St.

Go to Scene 2 on George's website, then select Image 1.

If we click on Image 1, we can see which image it is. To delete that screenshot, select Image 1, remove it, and then add the Homepage image.

Type "Backspace"

It's not fitting the borders. Go to Layer, then Transform, and select Fit to Comp Width so it fills the width. Then, drag it into place.

You can always zoom in if needed to ensure everything looks correct. If you need to move it, click the hand icon and drag it to adjust the fit.

In Scene 2, you can now see that it is included.

Next, we need to work on images 2 and 3.

Delete that, then add a Dentures layer. Select Layer, Transform, Fit to Comp Width. Drag it to the top, then return to Scene 2.

Type "Backspace"

You can see it here on the right. Look. And then final o-