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AgentScreenshots vs Amp
Short answer: Pick AgentScreenshots if you want headless visual checks for AI agents; pick Amp if you want autonomous coding agents that run anywhere. AgentScreenshots has a free plan, paid from €5/month; Amp has a free plan.
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AgentScreenshotsAgent-native headless screenshots CLI for live or localhosted websites.
AmpAgentic coding tool from SourcegraphWhich to pick
Pick AgentScreenshots if you want…
- Headless visual checks for AI agents
- Integrations with Claude Code, Codex or Cursor (on AgentScreenshots' list, not Amp's)
Pick Amp if you want…
- Autonomous coding agents that run anywhere
- General agentic coding assistance
- Integrations with Google Cloud, OIDC or Git (on Amp's list, not AgentScreenshots')
Side by side
- What it is
- AgentScreenshots:AgentScreenshots is a CLI that lets AI coding agents capture fast, headless screenshots of local or live web pages.
- Amp:Amp is an agentic coding environment that lets you build, run and ship software with autonomous agents called Orbs.
- Best for
- AgentScreenshots:Headless visual checks for AI agents
- Amp:Autonomous coding agents that run anywhere
- Who it’s for
- AgentScreenshots:AI coding agents and developers who need visual feedback in frontend workflows
- Amp:Developers and teams who want AI-driven automation for coding, testing and deployment.
- Pricing
- AgentScreenshots:Freemium
- Amp:Freemium
- Starting price
- AgentScreenshots:€5/month (Solo)
- Amp:—
- Free plan or trial
- AgentScreenshots:Free plan (Free) · Free trial
- Amp:Free plan (Hobby)
- Plans
- AgentScreenshots:Free €0/mo · Solo €5/mo per month · Pro €20/mo per month · Studio €100/mo per month
- Amp:Hobby Free
- Works with
- AgentScreenshots:Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode
- Amp:Google Cloud, OIDC, Git, Vite, Ghostty terminal
AgentScreenshots features
- One CLI command. Run a single command to capture a PNG without opening a browser.
- Localhost native. Capture pages served on localhost without tunnels or public URLs.
- Precise selector capture. Use CSS, text or XPath selectors to screenshot specific sections or components.
- Multiple viewports. Render screenshots at mobile, tablet, desktop and ultrawide widths.
- Click & hover pre-capture. Automate clicks or hovers before capture to handle popups and menus.
- Lazy-load aware. Scroll or trigger infinite-scroll content before taking the shot.
- License-key simple. One key works across projects, machines and teammates, no seats.
- Agent instruction package. Provides ready-made skill files for Claude Code, Codex and other agents.
Amp features
- Orbs runtime. Run AI agents (Orbs) on any machine or cloud and they continue after you close the laptop.
- CLI & runner. Use a local command-line interface to start, control and continue Orbs on your own runners.
- Production access via OIDC. Grant or revoke Orbs access to production resources using OIDC tokens.
- Screenshot & visual testing. Add screenshot tests for dashboards and UI components directly through the agent.
- PII encryption. Encrypt personally identifiable information at rest as part of the workflow.
- Feature flag management. Create, promote and monitor experimental feature flags from within Amp.
- Automated rollouts & monitoring. Agent can ship changes, monitor rollouts and report status automatically.
- Shared portals & multiplayer threads. Collaborate in real-time with shared portals, plugins and multi-user threads.
AgentScreenshots vs Amp FAQ
What is the difference between AgentScreenshots and Amp?+
Amp: Provides a broader agentic coding environment but not focused on headless screenshots.
Should I use AgentScreenshots or Amp?+
Pick AgentScreenshots if you want headless visual checks for AI agents or integrations with Claude Code, Codex or Cursor (on AgentScreenshots' list, not Amp's). Pick Amp if you want autonomous coding agents that run anywhere, general agentic coding assistance or integrations with Google Cloud, OIDC or Git (on Amp's list, not AgentScreenshots').
Is AgentScreenshots or Amp free?+
AgentScreenshots has a free plan; paid plans start at €5/month (Solo). Amp has a free plan (Hobby) and paid plans.
Do AgentScreenshots and Amp integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: AgentScreenshots lists Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode; Amp lists Google Cloud, OIDC, Git, Vite and 1 more.
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