Web Page Scraper
Extract clean markdown content from web pages. Supports single URLs or batch scraping of multiple URLs.
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Overview
Web Page Scraper turns one URL, or a batch of URLs, into clean page content for research and planning. Use it when you already know the pages you want to inspect and need markdown, links, images, screenshots, metadata, summaries, or structured extraction without manually copying pages.
Use cases
- Scrape a competitor pricing page before writing positioning notes.
- Collect markdown from several product pages for a research brief.
- Capture page links, images, screenshots, or metadata for a source review.
Input tips
- Paste one full URL, or multiple URLs separated by commas or new lines.
- Keep the default markdown format when you only need readable page content.
- Request screenshots, links, images, or PDF parsing only when those outputs are useful.
- Use country, mobile, or proxy settings when a page behaves differently by location or device.
Expected output
The AI Tool returns per-URL results with success counts, failed URLs, requested formats, page metadata, and downloadable files for large markdown, HTML, raw HTML, screenshots, or images when requested.
Caveats
- Blocked pages, login walls, robots rules, or anti-bot protections can produce partial or failed results.
- Public pages can change between runs.
- Large page content is returned through downloadable files instead of embedded directly.
- Richer formats may take longer to run.
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