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+pcx_content_type: reference
+title: REST API Timeouts
+sidebar:
+  order: 5
+---
+import { Tabs, TabItem } from "~/components";
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+Browser Rendering uses several independent timers to manage how long different parts of a request can take.
+If any of these timers exceed their limit, the request returns a timeout error.
+
+Each timer controls a specific part of the rendering lifecycle — from page load, to selector load, to action.
+
+| Timer                                | Scope           |Default           |Max           |
+| -------------------------------------- | --------------- || --------------- || --------------- |
+|  `goToOptions.timeout`     | How long to wait for the page to load.  |   30 s       |   60 s        |
+|  `goToOptions.waitUntil`    |  Waits for an event to fire. load (default) — waits for the full load event.domcontentloaded — waits for the DOMContentLoaded event.networkidle0 — waits until there are no more than 0 network connections for at least 500 ms.networkidle2 — waits until there are no more than 2 network connections for at least 500 ms. |  Load is the default        |     —      |
+|  `waitForSelector`   | Waits for a specific element to appear on the page. Can be any CSS selector.  |    null      |     60 s      |
+|  `waitForTimeout`     | After the page has loaded, waits an additional fixed time before proceeding.  |     null     |      60 s     |
+|  `actionTimeout`     |  How long to wait for the action itself (screenshot, PDF, scrape, etc.) to complete after loading finishes. |    null      |      5 min     |
+|  `PDFOptions.timeout`     |  Same as `actionTimeout`, but only applies to the [/pdf endpoint](/browser-rendering/rest-api/pdf-endpoint/). |     30 s     |     5 min      |
+
+## Notes and recommendations
+You can set multiple timers — as long as one is complete, the request will fire.
+
+If you’re not getting the expected output:
+— Try increasing `goToOptions.timeout` (up to 60 s).
+— If waiting for a specific element, use `waitForSelector`. Otherwise, use `goToOptions.waitUntil` set to `networkidle2` to ensure the page has finished loading dynamic content.