Everything about a URL, from one visit
Paste a link and get a screenshot of the page, its title, description and share image, the main content as Markdown and the console errors it threw — all from the same page load.
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Your result will appear here.
Enter a URL above, or pick one of the example pages.
What you get
- A screenshot of the top of the page, with ads, cookie banners and popups out of the way
- Title, description, share image, author and feed
- The main content as clean Markdown
- Console errors, warnings and uncaught exceptions from the load
How it works
- 1We load the URL once in real Chrome, let its JavaScript run, and take out ads, cookie banners and popups.
- 2From that one visit we take a screenshot, the rendered HTML and everything the console reported.
- 3The HTML becomes Markdown and a metadata object, and each result lands in its own tab.
What people use it for
- Size up an unfamiliar site before you scrape, monitor or link to it
- Get a preview, readable content and an error check for a link in one request
- See what the /scrape endpoint returns before wiring it into a pipeline
Frequently asked
Every result here comes from the same page load, so the screenshot, the Markdown and the console errors describe the same moment of the same page. The /scrape endpoint behind this tool works the same way: one visit, however many operations you ask for.
Each operation is billed at its own rate — it is not a bundle discount. The screenshot, the Markdown and the console capture are 1 credit each and the metadata 1, so this exact request is 4 credits. Repeating it within the cache window is free.
Through the API, yes: /scrape takes any mix of html, markdown, screenshot, meta, summarize, keywords, technologies, lighthouse and console. A Lighthouse audit loads the page for itself, so it runs alongside the shared visit rather than off it.
Yes. The page loads in real headless Chrome, so a single-page app is rendered before anything is captured — the screenshot, the Markdown and the metadata all see the finished page.
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