HTML Extractor

The HTML Extractor from website is a domain-focused tool designed to quickly collect on-page data from publicly accessible pages. It serves SEO professionals, content editors, researchers, and developers who perform site audits, content inventories, and competitive analyses. By converting live HTML into structured outputs, it supports repeatable, audit-ready workflows across domains, enabling faster decision making and improved visibility into how pages are constructed and linked.\n\nConceptually, the tool accepts a URL and optional extraction rules, fetches the HTML, parses the DOM, and identifies the main content using heuristics if auto mode is selected or applies explicit selectors when provided. It extracts the page title, meta description, canonical link, heading hierarchy, primary text, and relevant links; it also collects images with alt attributes and any JSON-LD or microdata. Outputs are normalized for downstream processing and export.\n\nKey differentiators include robust main-content detection to minimize boilerplate data, support for structured data extraction, and configurable selectors for advanced users. It provides sanitized HTML, pre-built exporters (JSON, CSV, HTML) and an option to render dynamic content via a headless browser. This combination supports reproducible audits, topic analysis, and data-driven SEO work.\n\nTypical use cases span content audits, topic inventories, heading and tag analyses, internal/external link mapping, and data pipelines for dashboards. The tool outputs a compact but rich dataset that can feed crawlers, BI tools, or research workflows, reducing manual scraping time and enabling scalable, evidence-based decisions.