Bring thumbnails to life with SnapCasa

By Josh Lowensohn on 05 June 2008

Ever wanted to post a screenshot or thumbnail of a website on your blog?

Enter SnapCasa, a service that lets you drop in a preview of any site in one of three thumbnail sizes that will regularly update as time goes on.

The tool works by having you drop in a special IMG code into your post that links up to SnapCasa's servers. It will pull in updates to that image occasionally — with future versions providing real-time screen grabs and the option to change how big and what format you want the thumbnail to be.

Thumbnails reated using SnapCasa, which should update periodically.

Competing service Snap offers some of these features already with its SnapShots product, but wraps its live screenshots around text links instead of embedded images.

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