Product Catalog Extractor

Product Catalog Extractor

Product Catalog Extractor lets you extract product names, prices, currencies, SKUs, availability, images, and product URLs from JSON-LD and repeated catalog layouts.

  • check_circlePublic pages only
  • check_circle1 credit, or 1 per crawled page
  • check_circleNo setup required

Public webpages only

Run Product Catalog Extractor

1 credit, or 1 per crawled page
  1. 01Add source
  2. 02Set options
  3. 03Review result
Rendered source inspectionCSV, XLSX, JSONUp to 25 source pages
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Add a public source

Paste the exact public URL you want this tool to inspect.

Review the result before exporting. Your source is never edited.

Analyze public content you own or have permission to inspect. Failed and cancelled runs automatically return reserved credits.

What Product Catalog Extractor does

The product catalog extractor reads Product structured data and repeated product layouts from a public page. It builds rows for names, prices, currencies, SKUs, availability, images, product URLs, and the source evidence used for each match.

Structured data is used when the page provides it, while repeated visible cards can fill a catalog table when JSON-LD is absent. You can inspect and edit the rows before exporting them for analysis, migration, or an authorized supplier workflow.

What you can do with Product Catalog Extractor

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Useful fields from the start

Review product name, price and currency, availability and sku, images and product url in one organized result.

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Results you can inspect

See the returned rows, findings, and available source details before you download anything.

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Export as CSV, XLSX, JSON

Keep the result in the format that fits your spreadsheet, audit, content, or development workflow.

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Bounded website processing

Analyze public sources with a clear cost shown before the run and a maximum of 25 source pages.

Where Product Catalog Extractor fits

Perfect for

  • checkMove your own catalog into a spreadsheet
  • checkReview supplier data you have permission to use
  • checkCompare public price and availability fields
  • checkAudit whether visible products match Product JSON-LD

What you get

  • checkProduct name
  • checkPrice and currency
  • checkAvailability and SKU
  • checkImages and product URL

How to use Product Catalog Extractor

  1. 01

    Paste a catalog or product URL

    Choose a public page that lists the product information you need.

  2. 02

    Review detected products

    Compare the structured-data and repeated-page matches, including their source evidence.

  3. 03

    Edit and export

    Correct mappings or values, then download CSV, XLSX, or JSON.

What to know before you run it

  • infoThe extractor does not enter accounts, carts, or private store APIs.
  • infoPrices and availability reflect what the page returned during the run.
  • infoUse product data only when you have the right to collect and reuse it.

ExtractPics processes public content only. Use pages and files you own or have permission to inspect, and follow the source website's terms.

Questions about Product Catalog Extractor

If your question is not covered here, send us a message and include the page, file, or result type you are working with.

Which product fields can it extract?

Common fields include product name, price, currency, SKU, availability, image, product URL, and the page evidence behind each value.

Does a store need Product schema?

No. Product JSON-LD is the cleanest source, but the extractor can also detect repeated product cards in the rendered page.

Can it crawl an unlimited store catalog?

No. Crawls are bounded to 25 pages. Large stores should be processed in deliberate batches and only with permission.

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Analyze a public page to inspect product name and price and currency.

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