RecipesSave a scrape and re-run it
A recipe is a saved scrape — the addresses, what you picked, the steps and the timings — under a name you chose. Save it once and re-run it with one click.
Works in Chrome, Edge & Brave · No account needed
100,000+ users
4.6 on the Chrome Web Store
Saving one is a single button
Nothing about a recipe is separate from the tool it came from. You build a scrape the normal way, and saving it is one button in the header or on the finish screen.
Save what already works
Every supported tool has a Save as recipe button in its header and on the completion screen. A name is suggested from the page title, and you can add a description.
Run it from the home screen
Open the recipes list from the side panel and press Run — the tool opens already filled in. A List Extractor recipe also takes your tab back to the page it was built on.
Send it to someone
Export a recipe — or all of them — as a file and hand it over. They import it and get exactly what you built, without you explaining anything.
Built so a shared recipe still works on someone else’s machine
Most of the design here is about the second person to run a recipe: the colleague you sent it to, or you in six months on a new laptop.
An import never overwrites
If an imported recipe collides with one you already have, it arrives with a fresh identity and an “(imported)” suffix instead of replacing anything.
Machine-specific settings are stripped
Settings that only make sense on the machine that made them — like how many tabs to run at once — are stripped when a recipe is saved, so it runs cleanly for anyone.
Honest when it can’t run
A recipe from a newer version, or one containing something that can’t run here, shows a badge explaining why instead of a Run button. It stays editable and exportable, so nothing is lost.
Editable as text
Rename it, or open the underlying definition and edit it directly — it’s validated as you type, so a mistake is caught before you save.
Stored on your computer
Recipes live in your own browser. There’s no sync and no account involved; the file export is how one moves between machines.
Free and unlimited
Save as many as you like. There’s no count, no tier and nothing to unlock.
Which tools can save one
Five of the seven scraping tools. The two that can’t have a reason, and it isn’t a gap we plan to fill.
- List Extractor
Yes
Also takes your tab back to the page the recipe was built on
- Page Extractor
Yes
Addresses, steps, picked elements and settings all round-trip
- Email Extractor
Yes
Deep scan, custom patterns and domain filters included
- Social Link Extractor
Yes
All platforms and custom patterns included
- Page Text Extractor
Yes
The address list and the configuration
- Shopify Extractor
No
Its live store detection does the same job better — open it on a store and it’s already set up
- Image Downloader
No
It’s an interactive tool rather than a saved job
What people use it for
Anything you have built once and will want again.
The scrape you run every week
Monday’s price check stops being a fifteen-minute setup and becomes one click.
Handing a scrape to a colleague
Send the file. They import it and run it. Nobody has to be walked through picking the right element on the right page.
Moving to a new machine
Export everything as one bundle, import it on the new laptop, and your whole library is back.
Before you move it to the cloud
A recipe re-runs on demand, on your machine. When you want it to run without your computer being on, the same setup goes to the Cloud Platform on a schedule.
Two minutes to your
first spreadsheet.
Nothing to configure, and no account needed to start.
Works in Chrome, Edge & Brave · No account needed
Not in Chrome right now? Several of these jobs also run as browser tools with nothing to install.
Questions about recipes
The whole setup: the web addresses, the elements you picked, the extraction steps and the timing configuration, under a name you chose. Running it opens the tool already filled in.
Five of the seven: List Extractor, Page Extractor, Email Extractor, Social Link Extractor and Page Text Extractor. The Shopify Extractor doesn't need them — open it on a store and it's already set up — and the Image Downloader is an interactive tool rather than a saved job.
Yes. Export a single recipe or all of them as one file and send it. They import it and get exactly what you built. Imports never overwrite: a collision arrives with a fresh identity and an "(imported)" suffix instead of replacing anything.
No. They're stored in your own browser, with no cloud sync and no account involved. Exporting the bundle as a file is how a library moves to another machine.
Recipes are versioned. One saved by a newer version, or containing something that can't run, shows a badge explaining why rather than a Run button — and it stays editable and exportable, so nothing is lost.
A recipe re-runs on demand, on your machine, with the extension open. To have an extraction run on a schedule while your computer is off, send the same setup to our Cloud Platform instead.