Several endpoints, one visit
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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What you get
- A screenshot of the page as a visitor first sees it
- 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 and let its JavaScript run.
- 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
Why one visit instead of four separate tools?
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.
What does this request cost through the API?
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 5, so this exact request is 8 credits. Repeating it within the cache window is free.
Can I add a Lighthouse audit, a summary or keywords?
Through the API, yes: /scrape takes any mix of html, markdown, screenshot, meta, summarize, keywords, lighthouse and console. A Lighthouse audit loads the page for itself, so it runs alongside the shared visit rather than off it.
Does the page's JavaScript run?
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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