Scrape HTML
Scrapes the given URL and returns the raw HTML content of the page.
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Query Parameters
Full URL to scrape (must include http:// or https:// protocol)
PDF parsing controls. Use start/end to limit text extraction and OCR to an inclusive 1-based page range.
When true, iframes are rendered inline into the returned HTML.
When true, return only the page's main content in the HTML response, excluding headers, footers, sidebars, and navigation when detectable.
CSS selectors. When provided, only matching subtrees (and their descendants) are kept and everything else is dropped. When omitted, the entire document is kept. Examples: "article.main", "#content", "[role=main]".
502048CSS selectors to remove from the result. Applied after includeSelectors. Exclusion takes precedence: an element matching both is removed. Examples: "nav", "footer", ".ad-banner", "[aria-hidden=true]".
502048Return a cached result if a prior scrape for the same parameters exists and is younger than this many milliseconds. Defaults to 1 day (86400000 ms) when omitted. Max is 30 days (2592000000 ms). Set to 0 to always scrape fresh.
0 <= x <= 2592000000Optional browser wait time in milliseconds after initial page load. Min: 0. Max: 30000 (30 seconds).
0 <= x <= 30000Optional outbound HTTP headers forwarded only to the target URL, sent as deep-object query params such as headers[X-Custom]=value. When provided, caching is bypassed: the result is neither read from nor written to cache.
Optional timeout in milliseconds for the request. If the request takes longer than this value, it will be aborted with a 408 status code. Maximum allowed value is 300000ms (5 minutes).
1000 <= x <= 300000Response
Successful response
Indicates success
true The scraped content of the page. For normal pages this is the raw HTML. When the page is a sitemap or feed served behind an XSL stylesheet (which browsers render into HTML), this is the underlying XML instead — see the type field.
The URL that was scraped
Detected content type of the returned html field. Sitemaps and feeds are surfaced as xml; ordinary pages are html.
html, xml, json, text, csv, markdown, svg, pdf, docx, doc Metadata extracted from the scraped page HTML.
Metadata about the API key used for the request. Included in every response whenever a valid API key is provided, even when the response status is not 200.