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# SnapDOM

SnapDOM: Next-generation DOM capture to whatever engine — fast, modular, extensible.

## Decision context

- Status: active
- ToolVitals score: 96/100
- Health score: 96/100
- Shipping score: 96/100
- Score mode: verdict
- Data confidence: 90/100
- Source coverage: 90/100
- Last evidence check: 2026-09-15

## Classification

- Use case: Runtime Libraries (runtime-libraries)
- Category: Frameworks & Libraries (frameworks)
- Tool mode: Source-visible project
- Openness: OSI-approved OSS
- License: MIT
- Tags: open-source, capture-screenshots, clone, dom, js, screenshot, capture-screen, dom-manipulation, fidelity, javascript, plugin-system, dom-capture, screenshot-capture, frontend-library, snapdom-plugin, html2canvas-alternative

## Public repository signals

- Repository: [zumerlab/snapdom](https://github.com/zumerlab/snapdom)
- Stars: 8111 (adoption context only)
- Forks: 303
- Open issues: 0
- Last commit date: 2026-09-15
- Releases in 90 days: 19

## Source receipts

- [Official website](https://snapdom.dev/) — checked 2026-09-15
- [Source repository](https://github.com/zumerlab/snapdom) — checked 2026-09-15

## Discovery status

- Search indexable: yes
- Reason: sufficient tool evidence

## Interpretation limits

- ToolVitals scores summarize bounded public maintenance, shipping, openness, and evidence signals. They are not user-review ratings.
- GitHub stars and related popularity metrics are adoption context, not quality evidence.
- Missing values mean not collected or not confidently established; they do not mean zero.
- Public signals do not prove security, uptime, support quality, customer satisfaction, or production suitability.
- Verify material decisions against the linked first-party sources and your own requirements.
