This prebuilt robot extracts and monitors HTML and a full-page screenshot from any web page giving you the data you need for web development, SEO audits, and competitive intelligence.
Perfect for developers debugging production issues, SEO professionals conducting technical audits, and business analysts monitoring competitor websites.
✓ Debug website issues with complete HTML source code analysis.
✓ Conduct technical SEO audits with rendered markup inspection.
✓ Archive web pages with both visual and code documentation.
✓ Monitor competitor website changes automatically on a schedule.
To use this HTML extraction robot you need:
🌊 After you set up this prebuilt robot on your account, you can then upload a list to automatically scrape up to 50,000 URLS at once.
⏰ You can add a monitor to this robot to automatically check (and alert you) for HTML changes.
📖 By adding a monitor, you'll automatically create a historical database for all of the pages you are monitoring.
This robot automatically extracts:
Once extracted you can:
Once you set up your HTML web page extraction robot you can add a monitor to check for changes and updates automatically. A monitor will:
What does the screenshot include?
A full-page image, including content below the fold (not just what's initially visible).
What HTML elements can this robot capture?
The robot extracts the complete DOM including all HTML tags, inline CSS, JavaScript, meta tags, structured data, canonical tags, and any other elements present in the page source. You get the exact same HTML that browsers receive.
Can I monitor websites for code changes over time?
Yes. Set up scheduled monitoring (hourly, daily, weekly) to automatically capture snapshots and get alerted when HTML structures change. Perfect for tracking competitor A/B tests or monitoring your own deployments.
Does this work with JavaScript-rendered pages?
Absolutely. The robot waits for JavaScript to execute before capturing, so you get the fully rendered HTML including dynamically generated content, not just the initial server response.
How can I use this for technical SEO audits?
Extract HTML from multiple pages, then analyze meta tags, heading structure, schema markup, canonical tags, and other SEO elements at scale. Export to Google Sheets to build comprehensive technical audit reports.
I want to extract HTML from a lot of pages - do I need to create one robot for each page?
No. Once you set up this robot, it will be added to your account. Once run, you can upload a list of URLs to extract the HTML from up to 50,000 URLs at once.