Web Scraper

A web scraper that finds the data for you

Web Scraper turns the repeating parts of a web page, such as product grids, search results, directories, job listings and tables, into a spreadsheet you can actually use. Open it on a page and it looks for lists by itself. In most cases the rows and columns are ready before you have clicked anything.

It runs as a panel on the page you are scraping, uses your normal browser session, and keeps everything on your computer. There is no account, no cloud credits and no code to write.

Auto-detect, or point and click

Web Scraper scans the page for lists and tables and suggests the best match, with columns already named and typed. If it picks the wrong thing, or you want something specific, switch to the picker: click one item in the list and it finds all the others, then click inside an item to add the fields you want, such as name, price, rating or link. It understands real-world markup, like WooCommerce product grids where every card carries different classes.

Many pages also carry structured data for search engines, such as JSON-LD or embedded app data. When it is there, Web Scraper offers to use it, which often gives cleaner values than the visible page.

Get every page, not just the first

• Infinite scroll: it scrolls for you and keeps collecting as new items load.
• Load more buttons: it clicks the button until there is nothing left.
• Next page links: it follows pagination and adds each page’s rows.
• URL patterns and lists: scrape page 1 to 50 with a pattern like ?page={1..50}, or paste a list of up to 5,000 addresses.
• Detail pages: open each item’s own page in the background to collect fields that only appear there, like a full description or SKU.

Clean the data before you export

Real data is messy. Add steps to any column, such as trim spaces, find and replace, extract with a pattern, split and take a part, or convert to a number, and set rules for the whole table, such as keeping only rows that match or removing duplicates. Your original rows are never changed, so you can undo or adjust a step at any time. Hide columns you do not need.

Export anywhere

Download a real Excel workbook (.xlsx), CSV, JSON or Markdown, or copy the table to paste straight into Google Sheets. Save the setup as a recipe and run it again next week in one click. Developers can even turn a recipe into a starter script in Python, Node.js or Playwright to run on a server.

Who uses it

• E-commerce teams tracking competitor prices and product ranges.
• Sales and recruiters building lists from directories and job boards.
• Researchers and journalists collecting tables and listings for analysis.
• SEO and marketing teams gathering titles, links and reviews at scale.

Scrape responsibly

Check a site’s terms before collecting its data, keep request rates gentle, and do not collect personal data you have no right to use. Web Scraper waits between pages and retries politely, but how you use the data is up to you.