Is this website content extractor free?

Yes, 100% free. No signup, no subscription, no limits stated. Use it as many times as you need.

What meta tags does it extract?

It extracts the page title, meta description, keywords, author, robots, canonical URL, Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url), and Twitter Card tags.

Website Content Extractor

Paste any URL and pull out every piece of content — headings, paragraphs, images, links, and full meta data — in a clean, structured format you can copy or download.

Tips

Works best on blogs, news sites, and static pages.
Some sites block CORS — try a different URL if extraction fails.
JavaScript-heavy SPAs may return limited content.

Ready to extract

Enter a URL in the panel on the left and click Extract Content to get started.

What Is a Website Content Extractor?

A website content extractor is an online tool that reads the HTML source of a webpage and pulls out the structured content — headings, paragraphs, images, links, and meta tags — and presents it in a clean, readable format. Instead of reading raw HTML, you get organized data you can actually use.

This tool works entirely in your browser. You paste a URL, it fetches the page through a secure proxy, parses the HTML, and returns the content in a structured view. You can then copy the output or download it as a TXT or JSON file.

How to Extract Content from a Website

1
Enter the URL
Paste the full website address into the URL field. Make sure it starts with https://.
2
Choose what to extract
Toggle the options on the left to include or exclude headings, paragraphs, images, links, and meta tags.
3
Click Extract Content
The tool fetches the page and parses all the content. Most pages take under 5 seconds.
4
Review the results
Switch between Structured view, Plain Text, or Raw JSON depending on how you want to read the data.
5
Export the data
Copy the report to your clipboard, or download it as a TXT or JSON file for further use.

Key Features

Full Meta Extraction

Pulls title, description, keywords, Open Graph tags, Twitter Card data, canonical URL, and more.

Heading Hierarchy

Preserves H1–H6 structure so you can see how the page is organized.

Image Data

Captures every image URL and alt text, which is useful for SEO audits.

Link Extraction

Lists all links with resolved absolute URLs — no more relative path guessing.

JSON Export

Download the full extracted data as structured JSON for use in scripts or apps.

Content Statistics

Instant count of words, headings, paragraphs, images, and links.

Who Uses a Website Content Extractor?

This tool is useful in many situations. Here are the most common ones:

SEO Professionals

Audit competitor pages, check heading structure, and review meta tags without opening source code.

Content Writers

Research what content a page covers and how it is structured before writing a competing article.

Developers

Quickly pull structured data from pages for prototyping or feeding into other tools.

Marketers

Gather content from old campaign pages when original files are gone.

Researchers

Archive textual content from web pages for analysis or documentation.

Students

Extract and study how professional websites structure their content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract content from any website?+

Most public websites work fine. Some block cross-origin requests even through a proxy. If you get an error, the site is likely restricting automated access.

Does this tool store the content it extracts?+

No. All processing happens in your browser. We never store, log, or transmit the URLs you enter or the content extracted from them.

Why does extraction fail on some websites?+

Websites that use CORS protection, require login, or are JavaScript-only Single Page Applications (SPAs) may not work. Static HTML sites and blogs work best.

What is the difference between TXT and JSON export?+

TXT gives you a readable report you can open in any text editor. JSON gives you structured data you can parse in code or import into other tools.

Can I use this for web scraping?+

Yes, for small-scale personal use. This tool helps you view and export content from a single page at a time. For bulk or automated scraping at scale, you would need a dedicated scraping service.

Does it extract JavaScript-rendered content?+

No. The tool works with the raw HTML returned by the server. If the page loads its content through JavaScript after the initial HTML load, that content will not be captured.