Extract headings (H1, H2, H3, H4), paragraphs, and images from a webpage

Extract all content from any webpage in seconds

This prebuilt robot automatically captures every heading, paragraph, and image from any webpage with just one click. Analyze competitor content, monitor website changes, or build comprehensive content databases without manual copying and pasting.

Just provide the webpage URL and specify the maximum number of each element type (H1 tags, H2 tags, etc., paragraphs, and images) you want to extract.

✓ Learn content structures and heading hierarchies competitors use to rank
✓ Identify content gaps and opportunities in your market
✓ Track content changes and updates across competitor websites
✓ Scale content analysis from single pages to entire websites
✓ Create training datasets for AI models and content generation.

How to extract headings, paragraphs, and images into structured tables

To use this webpage content extraction tool, you need:

• The webpage URL
• A Browse AI account (it's free to get started)

🚀 Once you add this prebuilt robot to your account, you can extract content from up to 50,000 pages by uploading a list of URLs for bulk extraction.

🔗 Connect this robot with our Google search results scraper to automatically extract H1s, paragraphs, and images from all search results for any keyword.

🗺️ Pair with our sitemap URL extractor to instantly extract headings, paragraphs, and images for an entire website.

📊 Add a monitor to track content changes and get alerts when competitors update their H1s, messaging, or page structure.

What can I do with scraped H1's, paragraphs and images?

Once you extract headings, paragraphs, and images you can:

• Monitor pages for content updates and get alerts when content changes.
• Feed extracted content directly to ChatGPT, Claude, or other LLMs to analyze competitor messaging, generate similar content, or identify content patterns.
• Connect extracted content via API or webhooks.
• Sync webpage content to Google Sheets or Airtable to build searchable content databases.
• Export all extracted content as CSV or JSON for content gap analysis and SEO auditing.
• Create automations with Zapier, Make, and Pabbly. Example: automatically analyze content whenever new pages are published.

What data does this webpage content scraper extract?

• H1 heading tags (main page titles)
• H2 heading tags (section headers)
• H3 heading tags (subsection headers)
• H4 heading tags (sub-subsection headers)
• H5 heading tags (minor headers)
• H6 heading tags (smallest headers)
• Paragraph text content (body copy)
• Image URLs and positions on the page

FAQs

Can I extract content from password-protected pages?

‍This robot works with publicly accessible pages. For pages behind logins, you'll need to build a custom robot that can handle authentication.

How does this handle JavaScript-rendered content?

‍The robot fully renders JavaScript before extraction, so it captures all dynamically loaded content including lazy-loaded text and images.

What's the difference between this and the full text extractor?

‍This robot specifically targets structured elements (headings, paragraphs, images) while the full text extractor captures all visible text without distinguishing between element types.

Can I use the extracted content to train AI models?

‍Yes, the structured output is perfect for training LLMs or other AI models. You can export heading hierarchies and paragraph content in clean formats ready for model training.

How many webpages can I extract at once?

‍You can extract content from up to 50,000 pages simultaneously using our bulk run feature. Simply upload a CSV with your URLs and the robot will process them all in parallel.