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Free Web Data Extraction Tool

Extract structured data from any public webpage using CSS selectors. Pull text, attributes, links, and more in a single API call.

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Extract Any Data from Any Website

Target specific page elements with CSS selectors and get back clean, structured data — ready for analysis, AI pipelines, or automation workflows.

CSS Selector Targeting

Use any valid CSS selector to pinpoint exactly the data you need — headings, prices, links, images, or custom elements.

Structured JSON Output

Named selectors return clean JSON. Process multiple data points from a single request — no post-processing needed.

Simple REST API

One POST request with your URL and selectors. No browser automation, no headless setup, no complex configuration required.

Smart Rendering

The v3 API automatically uses headless rendering and proxies when needed — ensuring you get data even from JavaScript-heavy pages.

Reliable & Scalable

Built on global infrastructure with automatic retries and proxy escalation. Process thousands of URLs programmatically.

Download & Export

Copy results to your clipboard or download as JSON or plain text. Plug directly into your data pipelines or spreadsheets.

Built for Developers, Analysts & AI Teams

Price Monitoring

Track product prices, availability, and descriptions from e-commerce pages at scale using targeted CSS selectors.

Content Aggregation

Pull article headlines, publication dates, and authors from news sites and blogs into a structured feed automatically.

AI Data Pipelines

Feed clean, structured page content directly into LLMs, RAG pipelines, and vector stores for AI-powered applications.

Lead Generation

Extract contact details, company names, and metadata from public directories and landing pages at scale.

Ready to extract data at scale?

Create a free OpenGraph.io account and get 100 API calls included. Upgrade any time for high-volume plans with priority support.

FAQ

What is the Free Web Data Extraction Tool?

This tool lets you extract structured data from any public webpage using CSS selectors. Enter a URL and optionally define selectors to pull specific content — headings, links, prices, images, or any other element — into clean, structured output.

What are CSS selectors and how do I use them?

CSS selectors identify elements on a page. Examples:

  • h1 — selects all H1 headings
  • a.nav-link — selects anchor tags with class nav-link
  • #price — selects the element with id price
  • article p — selects paragraphs inside an article

Use the selectors builder in Advanced Options to add named selectors with a chosen type (text or attribute).

What is the difference between "text" and "attr" types?

The "text" type extracts the inner text of a matched element. The "attr" type extracts the value of a specific HTML attribute — for example, extracting the "href" from anchor tags or the "src" from images.

What does "Multiple results" mean?

When enabled, all elements matching your CSS selector are returned as an array. When disabled, only the first matched element is returned. Useful when extracting all links on a page vs. just the first one.

What is the HTML Elements field?

The HTML Elements field specifies which tags are used to build the "Extracted Text" output — a plain-text concatenation of all matching tag contents. The default is "title,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,p". You can customize it to any comma-separated list of HTML tags.

How many free extractions do I get?

You get 2 free extractions without signing up. Create a free OpenGraph.io account to get 100 monthly API credits for continued use.