Free Web Scraping Tool

Scrape the raw HTML source code from any public webpage. Analyze meta tags, scripts, and page structure instantly.

Extract HTML from Any Website

Fetch raw HTML source code for SEO auditing, competitive analysis, data extraction, and monitoring — all from a single API call.

Raw HTML Access

Get the complete, server-rendered HTML of any public URL. Ideal for pages that load content via server-side rendering.

Page Structure Analysis

Instantly see meta tag counts, script and stylesheet references, image counts, and total page size at a glance.

Simple REST API

A single GET request returns the full HTML. No complex configuration, no browser automation, no headless setup.

Scalable Infrastructure

Process thousands of URLs programmatically. Our API handles rate limits, retries, and caching automatically.

Reliable & Fast

Global infrastructure with consistent sub-second response times. 99.9% uptime backed by robust monitoring.

Download & Export

Copy raw HTML to your clipboard or download as an .html file. Integrate directly into your data pipeline.

Built for Developers, SEOs & Data Teams

SEO Auditing

Analyze meta tags, heading hierarchy, canonical URLs, and structured data across your site or your competitors'.

Data Extraction

Pull product information, pricing data, or article content from public web pages at scale.

Change Monitoring

Schedule periodic scrapes via the API to detect content changes, broken links, or SEO regressions over time.

Competitive Analysis

Compare page structures, technology stacks, and content strategies across multiple competitor websites.

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FAQ

What is the Free Web Scraping Tool?

This tool fetches the raw HTML source code of any public webpage. Enter a URL and receive the complete HTML document, including meta tags, scripts, stylesheets, and page content.

What data does the scrape return?

The scrape returns the full HTML source of the target page along with summary statistics: the page title, number of meta tags, scripts, stylesheets, images, and the total HTML file size in bytes.

Is this different from "View Source" in my browser?

Yes. This tool fetches the server-rendered HTML from the URL, which may differ from what you see in your browser's "View Source" if the page relies heavily on client-side JavaScript rendering. It also works from a server-side context, bypassing some client-specific restrictions.

What can I use the scraped HTML for?

Common use cases include:

SEO auditing – analyze meta tags, heading structure, and link counts
Competitive analysis – compare page structures across competitors
Data extraction – pull structured content from web pages
Monitoring – track changes in page content over time via the API