How to scrape a website without code (2026 guide)

Web scraping used to mean writing and maintaining code. Today you can extract structured data from almost any site by pointing and clicking. Here's how.

1. Pick your target page

Start with a page that lists the data you want — a product catalog, a directory, a search-results page. Paste its URL into a new project.

2. Click the data you want

Use the visual selector picker to click a field (a price, a title, a link). The tool records a CSS selector and can match every similar element on the page, so one click captures the whole column.

3. Handle pagination and JavaScript

Point at the "next page" link to follow pagination, and enable JavaScript rendering for sites that load content dynamically.

4. Run and export

Launch the crawl on the cloud, watch rows stream in, then export to CSV/JSON or pull the data via API. Schedule it to keep the dataset fresh.

That's the entire workflow — no Python, no servers to manage.