🔍 SEO & Research

Web Page Scraper

Enter any URL to extract its content: title, meta, headings, clean text, links, images, and a Markdown export. Nothing stored on the server.

🕷️ 4 pages scraped so far

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What works, what doesn't

Works great on regular HTML pages — articles, blogs, documentation, product pages. Won't work on pages that require login or are built entirely with JavaScript (React/Vue SPAs where content loads after the page). Respects your browser's same request headers so most public pages scrape cleanly.

How to use this tool

1 Enter the URL of the page you want to scrape.

2 Select the data you want to extract: links, headings, images, text, or all.

3 Click Scrape.

4 Download or copy the extracted data in JSON or CSV format.

Frequently asked questions

Is web scraping legal?

It depends on the site's terms of service, what data you scrape, and how you use it. Scraping publicly available information is generally permitted. Always check robots.txt and the terms of service.

What is the difference between scraping and crawling?

Scraping extracts data from a specific page. Crawling follows links to discover and visit multiple pages automatically.

Why do some sites block scrapers?

Sites block scrapers to protect proprietary data, reduce server load, and enforce terms of service. Blocking methods include CAPTCHAs, IP rate limits, and JavaScript rendering requirements.

What should I do if a site blocks the scraper?

Respect the site's wishes. Review robots.txt and the terms of service. If you have a legitimate need, contact the site owner to request an API or data export.