No CSS selectors, no code. Load a page, tap the fields you want - a price, a title, a whole list - and get structured JSON back, through the same unblocker that powers the API.
No account needed to try it · 500 free credits to save templates · No credit card
Small heads up! The visual editor tool works best on desktop - tapping precise fields on a page is easier with a mouse and a larger screen.
Select one item. Similar items are detected automatically.
Website
Sony WH-1000XM5
$299.99
Bose QuietComfort
$249.00
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay
$1,714.99
Extracted JSON
Tap one item, get every item - as an array.
No installer, no config file - it runs in your browser.
Paste a public URL. It's fetched through the unblocker and rendered like a real browser - JavaScript included.
A title, a price, a list, an image. Each tap becomes a field - tap something that repeats and grab the whole collection.
Copy the response once, or save it as a reusable API endpoint you can call again - with fresh data, every time.
Everything the API does - rendering, routing, retries - the editor does too. You just point instead of code.
Point at what you want on the page. The editor works out the CSS selector for you - and shows it, if you want to fine-tune it.
Turn on rendering and a real headless browser runs the page first, so single-page apps and dashboards come back complete.
Tap once for a single value, or tap something that repeats to grab every matching item as an array - a table, a grid, a feed.
Save what you built and it's a template you can call from code, from an AI agent, or from anywhere - same account, same credits.
Anywhere the data you want sits inside a page you can open.
Price, size, rooms, features
Product name, price, stock
Titles, links, snippets, rank
Name, rating, price per night
See more workflows in use cases.
No. Tapping an element builds the selector for you - it's shown in the field editor if you ever want to see or adjust it, but you never have to write one from scratch.
Yes - loading pages and tapping fields works without an account. Saving a template as a reusable endpoint needs a free API key: 500 credits, no credit card.
Text, a link's address, an image's address, or another attribute - for one element or, if it repeats, for every matching element as a list. Switch the type (text, number, boolean, link, email, JSON) to match what you're grabbing.
Yes. A saved template is a normal API endpoint on your account, so it works from a script, from the raw API, or from Claude, Cursor, VS Code and Zed over the MCP server.
Selectors built from a repeating pattern ("everything like it") tend to survive minor layout shifts better than a single hand-tuned one. If a site redesigns significantly, reopen the template in the editor and re-tap the fields - it takes the same two taps as building it the first time.
The editor runs on the same infrastructure as the API, built for public web data under our Acceptable Use Policy. You're responsible for how you use what you extract.
No account needed to try it. Save your first template in under a minute.
Small heads up! The visual editor tool works best on desktop.