Web scraping tool
Crawlora's free web scraper turns any public URL into clean, readable Markdown and structured metadata — no signup. It strips navigation, headers, footers, and other boilerplate, keeps the real content (headings, paragraphs, lists, links), and reports the fetch tier that got through. Choose Auto to let it escalate from a Chrome-impersonated HTTP fetch to a real headless browser for JavaScript-rendered pages, then call the same /web/scrape endpoint with an API key to run it at scale.
Use this to preview exactly what a page yields before wiring a scraper, or to quickly pull a page's content into Markdown for research, summaries, and AI pipelines.
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Example output before you run the tool
| Extracted link |
|---|
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_scraping |
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_crawler |
Every logo below returns real content on the same /web/scrape endpoint you call in production — each one verified live, not a cherry-picked demo.
Crawlora's free web scraper is tested live against 183 public sites — news and magazines, ecommerce and marketplaces, job boards, real estate, finance, reference and docs, and developer communities. Jump to a category below, or click any logo to run it through the tool above.
Major news sites — headlines, articles, and links — straight to Markdown.
Feature writing and long-form journalism, including JavaScript-heavy pages.
Technology newsrooms that change throughout the day.
Whatever platform a blog or newsletter runs on, the post comes back as clean Markdown.
Q&A, dev communities, package registries, and tutorials.
Encyclopedias, archives, and developer documentation.
Product and listing pages behind anti-bot protection.
Business reviews, software directories, and consumer ratings.
Job boards and listing pages — titles, companies, and descriptions.
Property listings — prices, locations, and details.
Stock quotes, crypto prices, filings, and market news.
Film, TV, music, and book pages — ratings, reviews, and metadata.
Hotels, stays, and travel guides — availability and details.
Scores, fixtures, and sports news.
Public-sector sites and open government data.
183 sites tested live against the same /web/scrape endpoint — click any logo to run it. Not sure whether a site will block you? Check it with the free anti-bot checker. Names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners, shown only to indicate the public pages this tool is tested against. Sites' anti-bot defenses change over time, so coverage is best-effort.
Enter any public webpage — an article, product, listing, or docs page.
Auto escalates from a fast Chrome-impersonated HTTP fetch to a real headless browser when a page is blocked or rendered with JavaScript.
Boilerplate is stripped and the page is returned as Markdown plus metadata (title, description, language) and every link.
Call POST /web/scrape with an API key to extract thousands of URLs in your own pipeline — pay only for successful fetches.
Turn any page into clean Markdown for summaries, briefs, and knowledge bases — without the navigation and ad clutter.
Feed extracted Markdown straight into LLMs, vector databases, and retrieval pipelines as clean, token-efficient context.
Quickly pull and compare content across competitor sites, news, and documentation in a consistent Markdown format.
Re-scrape on a schedule and diff the Markdown to track when a page's content changes.
Paste a URL and see how hard it is to scrape — the anti-bot stack (Cloudflare, DataDome, Akamai, PerimeterX, Kasada and more), a 0–10 difficulty score, and the transport you'd need.
Generate autocomplete keyword ideas from Google, Amazon, App Store, and Google Play with the same structured endpoints developers can call in production.
Production path
Public tools run a full free sample, protected by a human check and rate limits. Use the documented endpoint for API keys, production volume, usage tracking, retries, and backend integration.