HTML Extraction API
Extract fully rendered HTML from any website including JavaScript pages to feed your custom scraping and parsing pipelines.
Plain requests miss the content
curl/fetchreturn pre-JavaScript HTML — modern sites render it emptyAnti-bot walls and CAPTCHAs block naive scrapers
You run and manage headless browsers and proxy pools yourself
Fully-rendered DOM
Headless Chrome runs the page first, you get the HTML a browser sees
Anti-bot bypass and CAPTCHA solving included on every request
Feed the returned HTML straight into your own parser (BeautifulSoup, Cheerio…)
Simply use the format: "html" (or "html-llm") parameter on our Web Scraping API.
Unblock your scraping workflows
CAPTCHA handled
Automatic CAPTCHA solving and anti-bot fingerprinting bypass, included on every request.
Proxy rotation built-in
Requests route through a rotating proxy pool, so you don't manage your own IPs.
Full-page HTML output
Returns the complete rendered page HTML for your own parser or selector logic downstream.
What developers build with rendered HTML
Feed fully rendered HTML into your existing parsers like BeautifulSoup, Cheerio, or custom scrapers.
Track competitor pricing and inventory at scale. Extract fully rendered DOM data from retail sites and dynamic marketplaces to feed your automated pricing algorithms.
{
"url": "https://retailer.example.com/product/123",
"format": "html"
}Track competitor pricing and inventory at scale. Extract fully rendered DOM data from retail sites and dynamic marketplaces to feed your automated pricing algorithms.
{
"url": "https://retailer.example.com/product/123",
"format": "html"
}Frequently Asked Questions
format: "html" returns the full rendered page HTML as-is, you get the complete DOM to parse with your own selectors. If you want boilerplate stripped out, format: "markdown" do that conversion for you instead.
Yes. Every request runs through headless Chrome, so client-side-rendered content is present in the returned HTML.
Yes. you can use extractionMode: cssSchema to extract specific elements or selectors from the page. This allows you to target only the data you need without fetching the entire DOM.
HTML Extraction returns the full rendered page content. Meta Scraping only pulls page metadata like title, description, Open Graph tags, and Schema.org JSON.
Yes, the same anti-bot fingerprinting bypass and automatic CAPTCHA solving used across the Web Scraping API applies here too.