Webpage AI Extractor
The AI Extractor turns any single webpage into structured data you define. Paste a URL, describe what you want in plain English (or provide a JSON schema), and the extractor returns exactly those fields — no more, no less — as clean JSON.
It's the fast path for turning unstructured web content into tidy rows. Use it to pull pricing tiers off a competitor's page, contact details from a directory listing, product specs from a manufacturer's page, or event details from a single announcement. The output is already JSON-shaped so it drops straight into a spreadsheet, database, or downstream automation.
Unlike a generic scraper, the extractor understands intent. You don't write CSS selectors or HTML paths — you describe the shape of the data you want, and the AI finds it on the page even when the markup varies.
How it works
- Paste the URL of the page you want to extract data from.
- Describe the fields you want in plain English, or paste a JSON schema for precise control.
- Preview the schema — the tool shows the shape of the output before you spend credits.
- Run the extraction; results appear as structured JSON within seconds.
- Download the result as JSON or copy specific fields into your workflow.
Use cases
- Pull pricing tiers and feature lists from a competitor's pricing page.
- Extract contact info and addresses from business directory listings.
- Grab product specifications, SKUs, and prices from an e-commerce page.
- Parse event details — date, venue, speakers — from announcement pages.
- Turn a job posting into structured fields (title, salary, requirements, location).
- Build a CSV of items from a catalogue page without touching the HTML.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know JSON or write selectors?
No. A plain-English description works — "get me the price, product name, and stock status". If you already have a JSON schema from a downstream system, paste it and the extractor will match it exactly.
What if the page uses JavaScript to load content?
The tool renders the page in a full browser before extracting, so JavaScript-rendered content works the same as static HTML. Pages behind a login are not supported.
How accurate is the extraction?
Accuracy is high for well-structured pages (product listings, directory entries, article pages). Ambiguous pages may return partial results — run the schema-preview first to see what the extractor thinks the fields should be.
Can I extract from multiple URLs at once?
This tool is for single URLs. To extract from many URLs with the same schema, run Full Site Crawler to collect pages first, or repeat this tool per URL.
Does it store the raw HTML?
No — only the structured JSON result is saved to your gallery. The raw page content is not retained.