Structured Data Scraper & Extractor
Scrape hidden JSON-LD data from any webpage. Find product info, reviews, prices, and more that sites embed for search engines.
What is Structured Data?
Structured data (also called Schema.org markup or JSON-LD) is hidden metadata that websites embed in their pages to help search engines understand their content. This data isn't visible to users but contains valuable information like product prices, ratings, author info, and more.
This tool extracts that hidden data and presents it in a readable format. It's much easier than scraping visible content because the data is already clean and structured.
Common Data Types You'll Find
Product
Name, price, currency, availability, brand, reviews, images
Article / BlogPosting
Headline, author, date published, description, images
Organization / LocalBusiness
Name, address, phone, hours, logo, social links
Review / AggregateRating
Rating value, review count, best/worst rating
Frequently Asked Questions
What sites have structured data?
Most major websites implement structured data for SEO: e-commerce sites (Amazon, eBay), news sites, recipe blogs, local businesses, job boards, and event listings. If a site shows rich snippets in Google, it likely has structured data.
Why extract structured data instead of scraping?
Structured data is already clean and formatted. You get consistent field names, proper data types, and don't need to deal with HTML parsing. It's like getting the spreadsheet instead of the webpage.
Is this legal?
Structured data is publicly embedded in webpages specifically for machines to read. Extracting it is generally considered acceptable, similar to how search engines index this data. Always respect robots.txt and terms of service.