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Page Extractor

One template, a thousand detail pages

List pages rarely carry everything. Page Extractor takes a column of URLs — from a list you just built, a sitemap, or a pasted block — visits each one, and pulls the same set of fields from every page into a single table.

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A worked example

Specs and stock for 1,200 listings

  1. 1Build the listing table with List Extractor so you have a URL column.
  2. 2Send that column straight to Page Extractor from the Data Table.
  3. 3Open one listing, click the six fields you actually need, and save the template.
  4. 4Set four concurrent tabs with a 600 ms delay, then start the run.
  5. 5Merge the result back onto the original table on the URL key.
What it does

The specifics

Six things worth knowing before you point it at a page.

  • Define the template once on a single page by clicking the fields you want.
  • Feed it a URL column from any other tool, a pasted list, or a sitemap branch.
  • Concurrency and delay are yours to set — polite by default, faster if you own the site.
  • Failed pages are retried, then listed separately so a 404 never poisons the run.
  • Partial results are written continuously, so a stopped run is still a usable table.
  • Pull page metadata — title, description, canonical, Open Graph, JSON-LD — with one toggle.
Output

Where the result goes

  • CSV
  • Excel
  • JSON
  • Google Sheets
  • Webhook

Exports keep their types. Numbers stay numeric, dates stay parseable, and URLs stay absolute — so the file opens correctly in a spreadsheet instead of turning every SKU into scientific notation.

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