URL to JSON Converter

Convert webpage into JSON — metadata, headings, links, and content in one clean object.

What Does This Tool Extract?

Paste a URL and get back a structured JSON object: the page's detected content type, metadata (title, canonical URL, language, favicon), and content details like main text, headings, links, word count, and reading time.

How to Convert a URL to JSON

Enter any website URL.
Click Convert to JSON.
Review the detected content type, headings, and links at a glance.
Copy the JSON or download it as a .json file.

What's in the Output

Section	Fields
detected	Content type (article, product, listing, profile, event, recipe, or generic) with a confidence score.
metadata	Title, canonical URL, language, favicon, logo, and meta tags.
content	Main text, headings, links, word count, and reading time.

Why Convert a Page to JSON?

Feed structured data into your app — Skip writing a custom HTML parser; get title, headings, and links as ready-to-use fields.
Content-type detection — Quickly tell whether a URL is an article, product page, or listing before deciding how to process it.
Link auditing — Pull every link on a page, tagged internal or external, in one field.
AI agent tool calls — JSON output plugs directly into function-calling or RAG pipelines without extra parsing.

Convert URLs to JSON at Scale

For bulk conversion or integrating structured extraction directly into your own app, call the Geekflare Web Scraping API with format: ["json"] using an API key.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Converting a page in your browser is free and doesn't require an account. Bulk or automated conversion via the Geekflare Web Scraping API requires a free API key.

A detected content type (article, product, listing, etc.), page metadata (title, canonical URL, language, favicon), and content details including main text, headings, links, word count, and reading time.

Yes. The same structured extraction is available directly from our Web Scraping API with a free API key, so you can call it programmatically instead of pasting one URL at a time.

Yes. The page is rendered with JavaScript enabled before extraction, so single-page apps and client-rendered sites are handled correctly.

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Need this at scale? Try the Web Scraping API.

Get structured JSON — metadata, headings, links, and content — from any URL, the exact format this tool returns.

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bash

curl -X POST https://api.geekflare.com/webscraping \
  -H "x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"url":"https://example.com","format":["json"]}'