★★★★★ 4.9/5 on Chrome Web Store

Scrape the web.
Right from your tab.

The utility-first Chrome extension for data extraction. Point, click, and export structured data instantly. No Python scripts required.

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target-website.com/products
.product-card
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1
NAME YOUR TASK
New task
e.g. Amazon product listings
Starting URL — optional
2
WHAT TO COLLECT
0 fields
No items selected yet
Click Add item below, then click any
element on the page. The scraper
detects the data type automatically.
+ Add item to collect
Scrape multiple pages optional
3
Start collecting
Save as template

How it works

From raw website to structured data in three simple steps.

01

Point & Click

Open the extension on any website and click the elements you want to extract. We handle the complex selectors.

02

Preview Data

Instantly see a live preview of your structured data. Adjust fields, rename columns, and refine your selection.

03

Export

Download your data as CSV or JSON, or send it directly to your webhook or API endpoint with one click.

Engineered for utility.

A clean, focused toolset designed to get data out of websites and into your workflow as quickly as possible.

Visual Selector

Click any element on the page. We automatically generate resilient CSS selectors that survive minor site updates.

Local Execution

Scraping runs entirely in your local browser. No cloud limits, no blocked IPs, completely private.

Instant Export

Download your extracted data immediately as CSV or JSON. No accounts or sign-ups required to get your data.

Table Auto-Detect

Hover over any HTML table or grid layout and extract all rows and columns with a single click.

Pagination Handling

Teach the extension how to click "Next Page" and let it run autonomously across hundreds of pages.

Webhook Integration

Pipe extracted data directly to your own APIs, Zapier, or Make.com workflows automatically.

Clean data.
Zero formatting.

Stop writing custom Python scripts for every website. scrapman.dev handles the messy DOM traversal and outputs perfectly structured JSON ready for your database.

  • Automatic type inference
  • Cleans whitespace and HTML entities
  • Resolves relative URLs automatically
// Extracted output from target-website.com
[
  {
    "id": "prod_19823",
    "title": "Mechanical Keyboard",
    "price": 149.99,
    "in_stock": true,
    "specs": {
      "switches": "Cherry MX Red",
      "layout": "75%"
    }
  },
  {
    "id": "prod_19824",
    "title": "Wireless Mouse",
    "price": 79.99,
    "in_stock": false
  }
]

Loved by developers

Don't just take our word for it.

"I used to spend hours writing and maintaining Puppeteer scripts. Now I just click a few times and get perfect JSON. It's completely changed my workflow."

Alex Chen
Alex Chen
Data Engineer @ TechFlow

"The fact that it works on internal authenticated dashboards without any complex cookie management is a lifesaver. Best utility extension I've installed this year."

Sarah Jenkins
Sarah Jenkins
Growth Lead @ Nexus

"We use the Cloud Automation to monitor competitor pricing daily. It was set up in 5 minutes and hasn't broken once in three months."

Marcus T.
Marcus T.
Founder @ RetailSync

Pricing

Start extracting for free. Upgrade for automation.

Local Edition

Everything you need to scrape manually from your browser.

$0/forever
  • Unlimited local scrapes
  • Visual selector tool
  • CSV & JSON export
  • Pagination handling
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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about scrapeman.dev.

Does it work on websites requiring login?

Yes. Because scrapeman.dev runs directly in your browser, it has access to any page you can see, including authenticated dashboards and internal tools.

Is my data private?

Absolutely. The Local Edition extracts and processes everything directly on your machine. We never see your data, your targets, or your results.

Can it handle infinite scrolling?

Yes. You can configure the scraper to automatically scroll down the page, wait for new content to load, and continue extracting until it reaches the end.

What happens if the website structure changes?

Our selector engine generates multiple fallback paths for every element. If a class name changes, it will try alternative structural paths to find your data.

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