Extract readable text, page content, and structured fields from websites and URLs with an API built for web content extraction, CSS selector scraping, and JSON output.
Powering link previews, metadata extraction, Markdown conversion, web scraping, and content extraction workflows at scale.
The Extract API helps developers pull readable text and structured content from websites without manually writing scrapers, parsing HTML, or cleaning noisy page markup.
Send a URL and receive extracted content your application can store, analyze, display, or pass into downstream workflows.
Pull readable text from a webpage without manually cleaning raw HTML.
Retrieve the primary page content while reducing navigation, layout, and boilerplate noise.
Capture page-level context alongside the extracted content.
Track exactly where the extracted content came from.
Use selectors to extract specific elements from the page when you need targeted fields.
Receive extracted content in a developer-friendly JSON response your app can process directly.
Scrape and parse HTML into named fields your application can store or forward downstream.
Status, source, and response details to support logging, debugging, and downstream processing.
Three extraction APIs, three different outputs. Here is how to know which one fits your workflow.
Extract text and selected fields from websites and URLs.
You want usable content or specific page fields without processing full raw HTML yourself.
Retrieve raw or rendered HTML from public URLs.
You need lower-level access to webpage HTML and want to control your own parsing and processing.
Convert webpages or HTML into clean Markdown.
You need Markdown for AI apps, RAG pipelines, research workflows, summarization, or documentation.
Raw HTML is often filled with layout markup, navigation, scripts, ads, footers, and unrelated elements. The Extract API helps you pull the useful text and page content from a URL so your application can work with cleaner web data.
When you need more than the main readable text, CSS selector extraction lets you target specific elements on a page and return structured values your application can use.
Use CSS selectors to pull specific elements from a webpage by targeting the exact markup you need.
Return targeted values instead of full-page text — headlines, authors, dates, or any named field.
Receive selected fields in a structured JSON response your application can process, store, or forward.
Turn page markup into cleaner extracted fields without writing your own HTML parser.
Best when you want the main readable content from a URL without configuring selectors.
Use it for:
Best when you know the exact page elements you want to pull.
Use it for:
Pass a public webpage URL to OpenGraph.io. Add CSS selectors if you need targeted fields.
Let OpenGraph.io extract readable content automatically, or provide selectors for specific elements.
Use the returned text or JSON output in your app, pipeline, research workflow, or internal tool.
Start with an API key and extract content from URLs. No SDK or scraper configuration required.
Extract readable content without configuring selectors — the API handles rendering and cleanup.
Use CSS selectors when you need targeted fields instead of full-page extracted text.
Receive structured data that is easy to store, process, and pass into downstream systems.
Test real URLs before scaling into production. No credit card required.
Pair extracted content with Markdown conversion, raw HTML retrieval, screenshots, and metadata.