HTML Scraper

dev tool

Paste HTML and extract structured data as CSV or JSON

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Key info

  • Works entirely in your browser
  • Files never leave your device
  • No watermarks or limits

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HTML Scraper

Paste HTML and extract structured data as CSV or JSON

Paste raw HTML and extract structured data as CSV or JSON. Great for one-off data extraction jobs, product listings, tables, and contact lists — without writing any scraping code.

What the scraper can extract

  • HTML tables — rows become CSV rows, headers become columns.
  • Anchor links — extract href + anchor text from every link.
  • List items — ordered and unordered lists with nesting.
  • Paragraph text — article bodies and text content.
  • Structured data — JSON-LD embedded in the page.

How to get HTML from any page

  1. Open the page in your browser.
  2. Right-click and choose "View Page Source" (or press Ctrl+U / Cmd+U).
  3. Select all (Ctrl+A / Cmd+A) and copy.
  4. Paste into the left panel of the scraper.
  5. Describe what you want to extract and click Extract Data.
Respect the site
Check the site's robots.txt and Terms of Service before scraping. Personal and research use is usually fine; commercial scraping of copyrighted data may not be.

Frequently asked questions

Can I scrape a live URL?

Not directly — browsers block cross-origin requests. Paste the HTML source instead, which you can get by viewing the page source.

What output formats are supported?

CSV (for spreadsheets and databases) and JSON (for code and APIs).

Does it handle JavaScript-rendered pages?

Partially. If you paste the HTML from your browser's "Inspect" tab (which includes rendered DOM), yes. View-source only gives you the server-rendered HTML.

Is there a size limit?

The tool handles HTML up to a few MB comfortably. Very large pages may slow down the browser.