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HTML Extractor — Web | Lagic

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Download the full HTML source code of any webpage.

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Configure Agent

The full URL of the page to fetch.

Optional headers as lines like: Header-Name: value

Max seconds to wait for the response.

Use a mobile-like User-Agent.

Results to deliver

100 credits

This agent actively searches live listings — results may vary. You are only charged for what is delivered, up to this number.

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Pricing

1 credit per result
✓ 30 free credits on signup✓ Refund if 0 results✓ No card required

Sample Data Preview

The complete HTML source code of the requested page.The final URL of the page after any redirects.The HTTP status code from the server (e.g., 200, 404, 500).The content type of the response (e.g., 'text/html').The total length of the HTML content in bytes.
Value...https://...Value...Value...Value...
Value...https://...Value...Value...Value...
...............
Exports as:CSVXLSXJSON

Overview

Fetches the complete HTML source code from any URL. Ideal for developers, SEO specialists, and data analysts needing the raw, underlying code of a website for audits, testing, or custom parsing.

This tool provides a direct way to fetch the raw HTML from any webpage. You give it a URL, and it returns the complete source code, just as a browser would receive it from the server. It's built for technical users who need the unprocessed code, not the rendered, visual version of a page. ### Who is this for? * **Developers:** Quickly inspect the server's response for a given URL, debug HTML structure, or use the raw code as input for other development tasks. * **SEO Specialists:** Audit on-page SEO elements that aren't always visible, such as meta tags, link attributes (like `rel="nofollow"`), structured data (JSON-LD, Microdata), and canonical tags. This provides a definitive view of what search engine crawlers see. * **Data Analysts & Researchers:** Use the raw HTML as the first step in a custom data extraction pipeline. Instead of relying on pre-built scrapers, you can feed this HTML into your own scripts (Python, Node.js, etc.) to parse and extract specific data points. ### Advanced Controls For more complex scenarios, you can set custom request headers to mimic a specific browser or logged-in session, pretend to be a mobile device by changing the user-agent, or route your request through a proxy to access geo-restricted content. You also receive critical metadata like the final URL after any redirects and the HTTP status code (e.g., 200 for success, 404 for not found), which helps in diagnosing access issues.

Key Capabilities

  • ✓ The complete HTML source code of the requested page.
  • ✓ The final URL of the page after any redirects.
  • ✓ The HTTP status code from the server (e.g., 200, 404, 500).
  • ✓ The content type of the response (e.g., 'text/html').
  • ✓ The total length of the HTML content in bytes.
  • ✓ Perform technical SEO audits by extracting raw HTML to verify meta tags, hreflang, and JSON-LD structured data.
  • ✓ Archive the exact source code of a webpage at a specific point in time for compliance or historical records.
  • ✓ Feed raw HTML into custom Python or JavaScript scripts for bespoke data parsing and analysis.
  • ✓ Monitor competitor websites for code changes by scheduling regular HTML extractions and comparing the outputs.
  • ✓ Debug server-side rendering issues by inspecting the initial HTML response before any client-side JavaScript executes.
  • ✓ Verify the presence and configuration of analytics tags or advertising scripts within the page source.
  • ✓ Check for server redirects by comparing the initial URL provided with the final URL returned by the tool.

Field Dictionary

How To Run This Extractor

1

Enter the full URL of the webpage you want to extract.

2

Optionally, add custom request headers if you need to mimic a specific browser or session.

3

Optionally, toggle the 'Pretend mobile browser' setting to receive the mobile version of the site.

4

Configure a proxy if you need to access the site from a different geographic location.

5

Run the tool to download the data.

6

The output will contain the full HTML, status code, and final URL.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between this and 'View Source' in my browser?
This tool automates the process. It can be scheduled, run at scale for many URLs, and can use proxies to access content from different locations, which you cannot do manually with 'View Source'.
What does the HTTP status code tell me?
Can it extract content that loads with JavaScript?
Do I need to be a developer to use this?
What formats can I export the data in?
Is it legal to extract HTML from websites?
Can I run this for thousands of URLs?
Is this suitable for client work at my agency?
How fresh is the data?
Can I schedule this to run automatically?