Store Scraper

Shopify

Scrape a Shopify store

Uses the store's public /products.json storefront API for structured data, plus the live page for custom spec fields and videos.

Collection URL Custom data fields to capture (one per line — leave blank to capture everything found) SKUs to fetch (one per line — when filled, ONLY these products are returned, searched across the whole store. Leave blank for normal scraping.) Custom field container classes (optional — class name(s) of a block to read in full, e.g. when fields are missing. Everything inside is captured whether it's a list, table, div rows or plain text.) Workers (parallel requests, 1–40. More is faster but the store may rate-limit you; lower it if you see 429 errors) Quick media mode (focus on images, titles, prices and descriptions only — skips custom fields, videos and extra page loads, so it runs much faster. Custom-field boxes are ignored.) Use cached results if available (skip re-scraping if this exact URL was already scraped successfully — untick to always fetch fresh data)

WordPress

Scrape a WooCommerce store

Tries the WooCommerce REST API first for a full-store list, and falls back to crawling the category/shop archive page.

Category or shop URL Custom data fields to capture (one per line — leave blank to capture everything found) SKUs to fetch (one per line — when filled, ONLY these products are returned, searched across the whole store. Leave blank for normal scraping.) Custom field container classes (optional — class name(s) of a block to read in full, e.g. when fields are missing. Everything inside is captured whether it's a list, table, div rows or plain text.) Ignore invalid SSL certificate (only for a site you're already sure is legitimate but has a broken/mismatched cert — e.g. shared-hosting AutoSSL serving the wrong domain's certificate. Skips certificate validation for this scrape only.) Workers (parallel requests, 1–40. More is faster but the store may rate-limit you; lower it if you see 429 errors) Quick media mode (focus on images, titles, prices and descriptions only — skips custom fields, videos and extra page loads, so it runs much faster. Custom-field boxes are ignored.) Use cached results if available (skip re-scraping if this exact URL was already scraped successfully — untick to always fetch fresh data)

Magento

Scrape a Magento store

Uses the store's public /graphql storefront API — the same one its own frontend uses — for structured data in bulk, no per-product page fetch needed unless you ask for a custom container class.

Category URL Custom data fields to capture (one per line — leave blank to capture everything found) SKUs to fetch (one per line — when filled, ONLY these products are returned, searched across the whole store. Leave blank for normal scraping.) Custom field container classes (optional — class name(s) of a block to read in full, e.g. when fields are missing. Everything inside is captured whether it's a list, table, div rows or plain text.) Workers (parallel requests, 1–40. More is faster but the store may rate-limit you; lower it if you see 429 errors) Quick media mode (focus on images, titles, prices and descriptions only — skips custom fields, videos and extra page loads, so it runs much faster. Custom-field boxes are ignored.) Use cached results if available (skip re-scraping if this exact URL was already scraped successfully — untick to always fetch fresh data)

Amazon

Scrape Amazon by keyword

Searches Amazon like a shopper would and reads the result pages — no API key. Slow and polite by design: if Amazon shows a robot check, the run stops, keeps what it collected, and can be resumed later.

Categories / keywords (separate with commas or new lines — you can also paste an Amazon search URL) Add a brand after the category to keep only that brand: keyboard Prodot, mouse HP. For a brand with several words, separate with a bar: keyboard | Logitech G. No brand = every brand. Amazon site (optional — defaults to amazon.in) Result pages per keyword (1–7, about 16–24 products per page) Also open every product page (adds description, all images, brand and spec table — needed for a full Shopify import, but much slower and more likely to get blocked) Fetch fresh data (ignore anything saved from earlier Amazon runs — use this to pick up new prices and stock. Untick to reuse results from the last 12 hours and make fewer requests) Workers (only used when opening product pages; 1–4, keep it low so Amazon doesn't block you)

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