Webpage HTML & Screenshot

Sometimes you need more than the visible content of a webpage - you need the code underneath it. The HTML source reveals how a page is built: its tag structure, metadata, schema markup, script references, and styling approach. Developers use this for debugging and cross-browser testing.

What it extracts

• HTML — The complete rendered HTML source code of the page.

What you can do with it

• Full HTML source code from any page - the complete rendered markup including dynamically loaded elements, not just the initial server response.
• Visual page captures paired with code: see what the page looks like and how it is built in one extraction.
• Technical SEO inspection: examine meta tags, schema markup, canonical URLs, and script loading without opening developer tools on every page.
• Legal and compliance archiving: capture both the visual appearance and underlying code of web pages as time-stamped evidence for regulatory or legal records.

How it works

Enter the requested input when prompted. The flow opens the target page, extracts the fields listed above, and saves them as a CSV in your home folder.

Frequently asked questions

What is an HTML scraper?

An HTML scraper extracts the full source code of a webpage. This robot captures the complete rendered HTML, giving you the technical markup of any page.

Does it capture JavaScript-rendered content?

Yes. The robot uses a full browser to render the page. Content loaded via JavaScript frameworks (React, Vue, Angular, etc.) is included in the HTML source.

What format is the output?

The HTML source is captured as the complete rendered code that shows the full page structure and content.

Can I extract HTML from multiple pages at once?

Yes. Queue multiple URLs and the robot extracts the HTML source code for each page. All outputs are organized in your Browse AI dashboard.

Is this HTML scraper free?

Browse AI's free plan includes credits to run this robot at no cost. Create an account without a credit card and start extracting pages.

Is this the same as cURL or wget?

No. cURL and wget fetch the raw server response. This robot renders the page in a full browser first, so it captures the final rendered HTML including any JavaScript-generated content.