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Exa Contents

Use Exa Contents to retrieve clean page content, highlights, summaries, links, images, subpages, and per-target statuses from known URLs. Use Exa Search instead when you need to discover pages from a query first.

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Overview

Exa Contents retrieves clean content from URLs you already have. Use it when you want page text, highlights, summaries, links, images, subpages, and per-target status details without running a discovery search first.

Use cases

  • Pull highlights from selected articles for a launch brief.
  • Retrieve text and summaries from competitor product pages.
  • Collect links, images, or subpages from known source URLs.

Input tips

  • Provide HTTP or HTTPS URLs you already trust or want to inspect.
  • Use Exa Search first when you still need to discover the right sources.
  • Enable text, highlights, summary, subpages, or extras only when useful.
  • Keep URL lists focused so per-target status and errors stay easy to review.
  • Use freshness and live-crawl controls when recent page content matters.

Expected output

The AI Tool returns request counts, successful and errored targets, retrieved page results with titles, text, highlights, summaries, subpages, extras, statuses, and warnings.

Caveats

  • It requires known URLs; it does not discover sources from a query.
  • Private, blocked, removed, or paywalled pages can return errors or partial content.
  • Extracted text and summaries may omit parts of a page.
  • Subpage and extras options can return many items.