This prebuilt robot extracts complete visible text from any webpage and captures a full page screenshot.Built for marketers, researchers, and AI developers who need to monitor website changes, build content databases, or gather training data without manual copying.
Simply provide a webpage URL and the robot extracts all text while capturing a full-length screenshot.
✓ Monitor competitor messaging and content strategy changes automatically.
✓ Build clean text datasets for AI training and language model fine-tuning.
✓ Archive webpage content for compliance and historical documentation.
✓ Track pricing, product updates, and market intelligence at scale.
To use this website text extraction tool, you need:
🤖 Perfect for feeding content directly to ChatGPT, Claude, or other LLMs - extract clean text from any webpage and use it for prompts, analysis, or training data.
📈 Set up monitors to track content changes daily, weekly, or monthly and get alerts when competitors update their messaging, pricing, or product information.
🔄 Chain with our Google search scraper to automatically extract text from all search results for comprehensive market analysis.
Once you extract webpage text and screenshots you can:
Can I extract text from password-protected pages?
This robot works with publicly accessible pages. For pages behind logins, you'll need to build a custom robot with authentication capabilities.
How is this different from the heading/paragraph extractor?
This robot captures ALL visible text as one continuous block, while the heading/paragraph extractor preserves structure by separating H1-H6 tags, paragraphs, and images.
Can I use the extracted text for AI model training?
Yes, the clean text output is optimized for LLM training, fine-tuning, and prompt engineering. Export formats work directly with popular AI platforms.
How many pages can I monitor simultaneously?
You can monitor unlimited pages by setting up individual monitors for each URL, or you can set up bulk monitoring for thousands of pages.
Does this capture dynamically loaded content?
Yes, the robot fully renders JavaScript before extraction, capturing all content including lazy-loaded text and dynamic elements.