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How to take screenshots of Trustpilot reviews trust score

Learn how to automate taking screenshots of your latest Trustpilot reviews trust score and total reviews metrics with PagePixels.

Introduction

PagePixels is a screenshot automation tool that you can use to take automated scheduled screenshots of web pages (and parts of web pages), including your company's TrustPilot reviews metrics.

PagePixels is free to start, and this tutorial demonstrates how to capture TrustPilot reviews metrics:

  • TrustScore rating (average star rating as a number and as a star pictograph chart)
  • Total number of reviews
  • Overall rating category

Example

Prerequisites

Before you start, you'll need:

  • A PagePixels account.
  • A link to your company's Trustpilot reviews listing page.
    • As an example, this link is the TrustPilot reviews listing web page for Libsync.

How to take screenshots of Trustpilot reviews score

To take daily automatic screenshots of your Trustpilot reviews trust score:

1

Create a screenshot

Log in to your PagePixels account, and click the "+Create Screenshot" button.

2

Set your schedule

By default, recurring screenshots are set to every 5 minutes.

For a daily screenshot, change the default frequency values from every "5" "Minutes" to every "1" "Days" using the input field and drop-down menu.

3

Add URL

Copy and paste a link to your Trustpilot reviews page into the "Website URL to Capture" field.

4

Add CSS Selector

PagePixels CSS selector option is helpful for capturing a specific element on a web page.

In this case - to screenshot only the review score element on a Trustpilot review listing page, you can use the CSS Selector:

#business-unit-title
5

Change Scale Factor (optional)

To produce a higher resolution screenshot of the reviews score element, select the option 2 from the "Scale Factor" field drop-down menu.

6

Add custom CSS (optional)

PagePixels CSS injection option is useful for customizing the style of a web page or a specific element you want to screenshot.

In this case - to add some padding to the reviews element, you can use the CSS:

#business-unit-title {
padding: 20px;
}
7

Save Screenshot

Click the green "Save Screenshot" button (top-right).

Your screenshot automation is officially set, and your first screenshot will be taken shortly.

What else can PagePixels do?

When you automate screenshots of your Trustpilot review metrics with PagePixels, you can also:

  • Post screenshots of your Trustpilot metrics to a public or private Slack channel, a Custom Webhook address, or save your screenshot images to your Dropbox account.
  • Pair PagePixels with no-code integration platforms Zapier and Make (Integromat) to send and save your Trustpilot review metric screenshots to thousands of services and apps, such as Google Sheets, Discord, and OneDrive.
  • Take recurring screenshots of your Trustpilot review metrics by time interval, days of the week, time of day, and time zone with PagePixels' built-in scheduling system (no other tool required).
  • Dynamically display and share your latest Trustpilot review metrics on your website, dashboard, and app, using a single Embed URL.
  • Track changes to your TrustPilot review metrics with PagePixels' Change Notifications. Send your notifications to Slack, a webhook address, or via Zapier.
  • Use PagePixels' Screenshot API to programmatically take scheduled and instant screenshots of Trustpilot review metrics.
  • Have AI compare and contrast your Trustpilot review metric screenshot images with the Multiple Image AI Analysis endpoint (powered by OpenAI - creator of ChatGPT) of our Screenshot API.

Explore our features page for even more things you can do with PagePixels.

Support

Questions? Contact us anytime by email:

support-tickets@pagepixels.com

Or send us a message through our Support page.