Ultimate Web Scraper is a no-code chrome extension for scraping websites. Click one item on a page and it collects the whole list into a spreadsheet you can export to CSV, Excel or Google Sheets.
Works in Chrome, Edge & Brave · No account needed
100,000+ users
4.6 on the Chrome Web Store
There is nothing to set up and nothing to learn first. You point at the information you want, on a page you are already looking at, and the extension works out the rest.
Install the extension and pin it to your toolbar. It opens in a panel beside the web page rather than on top of it, so you can keep using the site while it works.
Move your mouse over a list and the whole list lights up. Click one product, one row or one search result, and the extension finds every other one like it — including the ones further down the page.
Rows appear in a table as they are found. Tidy them up there, then download the file as CSV, Excel or JSON, or send it to Google Sheets.
Each tool does one job: lists, whole pages, email addresses, social profiles, images, page text, or a Shopify store’s products. Three more features support them — find the web addresses before a scrape, hold the results after it, and save a setup you want to run again. Hover over a card to watch that tool work.
Extract products, listings, search results or any table in one click — pagination and infinite scroll included.
Bulk-extract data from a list of URLs — product pages, profiles, articles, maps businesses — one row per page.
Download every image from the current page, or scan a whole list of URLs at once.
Find emails across many landing pages — follows links deeper to reach contact pages.
Export any Shopify store’s catalogue — one row per variant — as an import-ready CSV.
Find social profiles across many landing pages, scanning deep — X, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and more.
Extract clean, AI-ready text from many pages at once — no ads, no navigation, just the content.
Discover every page a website has — up to 50,000 — and send the ones you want to a scraper.
Every scrape lands in a spreadsheet — edit, clean, export to CSV, Excel, Google Sheets or JSON.
Add one step to a Page Extractor run and every page returns its title, description, image, author, date and canonical URL. No selectors.
Name downloaded files after several columns at once — pick Brand, then Name, and they save as Brand_Product_Name.
Point it at product pages and it finds the fields itself — prices, images, reviews. Stack your own steps with the new picker.
Map a domain into a browsable tree and send the pages you pick to the Page Extractor. No URL list to build first.
All seven tools write into the same table, and it fills up while the scrape is still running. Drag the divider below to see the web page these rows came off.
The page it came fromFix a cell, rename a column, change what kind of data it holds, drag it somewhere else, or join two columns into one — street, city and postcode into a single address.
Remove empty rows, duplicate columns and the mostly-blank ones the website threw in. Sort on any column and search across all of them.
Download it as CSV, Excel or JSON, or send it to Google Sheets. A scrape of a Shopify store can also come out as a file that store software will import directly.
Results are saved in your own browser, not on our servers. Nothing is uploaded unless you export it yourself or choose to run the scrape in the cloud.
Getting data off a simple page is easy. What costs you an afternoon is the list that only loads as you scroll, the site with no index to work from, or the catalogue you have to log in to see. Those are the ones this was built for.
Let it scroll the page for you, point it at a “Next” link, or point it at a “Load more” button. It keeps going until the list runs out — or until you stop it, and it keeps everything found so far.
It reads the page your own browser is showing, already signed in. There is nothing to authorise, no password to hand over and no developer account to set up.
Sitemap Explorer lists every page a website publishes — up to 50,000 of them — as a folder tree you can search. Tick the parts you want and they go straight into a scrape. The whole scan happens in your own browser.
Give it a list of product pages and it reads the details the shop already publishes for Google — name, price, availability, brand, images and rating — and returns one row per product. You don’t pick anything.
There is no limit on how many rows or pages you scrape on your own computer, and no monthly allowance to run out of. Ten rows or ten thousand, it’s the same tool.
Save any setup and run it again with one click. You can also save it to a file and send it to a colleague — they open it and get exactly what you built.
The extension runs inside your browser, so your computer has to be on. When a scrape needs to run overnight, on a schedule, or on request from an AI assistant, you can hand the same setup to our Cloud Platform.
Set the scrape up here, then hand it to our servers. They run it on a schedule — every morning, every week — from whichever country you choose, and drop the fresh rows into a Google Sheet while your laptop is shut.
Connect Claude — or Cursor, or another AI app — to your account once, from the extension’s settings. After that you can ask for data in plain English: it runs the scrape for you and reads the finished table back, without pasting web pages into the chat.
“I've used many "scrapers" in the past, but this one is by far the best, most complete, flexible and easiest to use! Don't hesitate!”
Ken KrauseChrome Web Store · Mar 2025“Fabulous tool, so promising I upgraded to premium.”
Soma PymChrome Web Store · Jun 2025“Absolutely mindblown by the efficiency and ease of use of this extension. The results are amazing.”
Luis PWChrome Web Store · Mar 2025“Top scraper! Very fast and good support!”
Chris WackerChrome Web Store · Jan 2025“Works like a charm, Pro is worth it! The best and only scraper I use. Top-tier!!!!”
JeffChrome Web Store · Mar 2025“Very good tool for data extraction.”
Dennis HalvorsenChrome Web Store · Jul 2025“Very useful tool for web scraping!”
Jack CulpanChrome Web Store · Oct 2024“Awesome product! It works better than a lot of scrapers in the market.”
Taimoor AliChrome Web Store · Mar 2025“Excellent performance. I liked it. Good tool.”
Sajmal PChrome Web Store · May 2025“If you're a marketer who needs to do research or a price index, even with a paywall for extracting data I think the value is fair enough. Great product.”
Pedro Pablo Galindo OsorioChrome Web Store · Dec 2025“Fast and easy to use — worth it!”
Thales BroussardChrome Web Store · Mar 2025“So far it's been an amazing tool.”
Alfonso CarreteChrome Web Store · Oct 2025“Truly is the Ultimate Web Scraper. The extent of how intuitive and seamless this tool is, is nothing short of mind boggling.”
Khaled AboushaaraChrome Web Store · Jul 2025“Excellent tool, and easy to use! Thank you!!!”
Jeff HoellerChrome Web Store · Jul 2026“Great tool so far, does an incredible job on scraping lists. Nice work!”
Daniele PaisChrome Web Store · Dec 2025“Great tool. No nonsense scraper.”
Zvi TalitChrome Web Store · Apr 2025“Super easy to use! I got it up and running within a few minutes!”
Kamran ParachaChrome Web Store · Nov 2025“Easy tool with a simple enough interface.”
Florian SchommertzChrome Web Store · Jan 2026“Very quick and good scraper in the market.”
Vishal KumarChrome Web Store · Oct 2025“Just installed the extension and it is awesome! Very intuitive.”
Philipp WüthrichChrome Web Store · Jun 2024“Amazing product. I've subscribed to Pro.”
Brian WeissChrome Web Store · May 2025“Top scraper! Exactly what I was looking for — simple to use and very powerful. Great job, keep going!”
Georgi VassilevChrome Web Store · Feb 2025“Best scraper there currently is!”
Maximilian StäblerChrome Web Store · Feb 2026“It's the best in the business!”
James LewisChrome Web Store · Jun 2025Nothing to configure, and no account needed to start.
Works in Chrome, Edge & Brave · No account needed
Not in Chrome right now? Several of these also run as browser tools with nothing to install.
Yes, and it isn’t a trial. Installing it is free, and scraping on your own computer is unlimited — every tool, as many pages and rows as you want, with no monthly allowance to run out of. A few advanced options, and anything you choose to run on our servers instead of your own machine, are part of a paid plan. The pricing page has the details.
No. You move your mouse over the thing you want, the extension highlights everything on the page that looks like it, and you click once. There is no code to write, no settings to work out and nothing to learn first — most people have their first spreadsheet a couple of minutes after installing.
Chrome, and the browsers built on the same foundation that also have a side panel — Microsoft Edge and Brave among them. You install it from the Chrome Web Store in all of them. There is no Firefox or Safari version.
Yes, in three ways. It can scroll the page for you to pull in items that only load as you go, click a “Next” link over and over, or press a “Load more” button until the list is finished. You can stop a run at any point and keep everything it has already collected.
Yes. The extension reads the page your own browser is showing, using the session you are already signed in with — there is no password to hand over and no developer account to set up. One exception worth naming: LinkedIn is not supported by any of our tools.
Into your own browser. Results are saved on your computer and stay there — we never receive them. Data only leaves your machine when you choose to send it somewhere: an export to Google Sheets, or a scrape you hand to our Cloud Platform. Removing the extension or clearing your browser data deletes the saved results, so download anything you want to keep.
CSV, Excel, JSON, and straight into Google Sheets. A scrape of a Shopify store can also come out as a file that shop software will import directly, with one row per product variant. File downloads are part of the paid plan; copying the table to your clipboard is free once every 24 hours, and the sample tables that come with the extension export in every format for free so you can see the output first.
There is no limit when you scrape on your own computer — no row cap, no page cap and no monthly allowance. In practice the limits are the website’s and your own patience: the extension spaces out its requests by default, and you can slow it down further on sites that need it.
Yes. Save any setup under a name and run it again with one click, as often as you like, for free. You can also save it to a file and send it to someone else — they open it and get exactly what you built, so a setup that took you twenty minutes takes them one.
The extension can’t — it runs inside your browser, so the browser has to be open. That is what our Cloud Platform is for: hand it a scrape you have already built and tested, and it runs on a schedule without you, delivering the results to your dashboard, a Google Sheet or your own software.
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