When using XPath or CSS Path to collect HTML, you can select what to extract using the ‘data’ dropdown – To navigate to another page in the visual custom extraction browser, hold down control and click a link. This means you’ll need to use JavaScript rendering mode to scrape the data. If the element is only appearing in the ‘Rendered HMTL Preview’ and not the ‘Source HTML Preview’, then it may well rely on JavaScript. In this case, an author name from a blog post. The SEO Spider will then highlight the area on the page, and create a variety of suggested expressions, and a preview of what will be extracted based upon the raw or rendered HTML. Next, select the element on the page you wish to scrape. Enter a URL you wish to extract data from in the URL bar. This will open our visual custom extraction inbuilt browser. To use visual custom extraction, click on the ‘browser’ icon next to the extractor. The Screaming Frog SEO Spider allows you to scrape data from websites by using an in-built browser and selecting the element you wish to extract, or setting up extractors manually. 2) Add An ExtactorĬlick ‘Add’ in the bottom right-hand corner to set up an extractor and start scraping data. This will open up the custom extraction configuration which allows you to configure up to 100 separate ‘extractors’. This menu can be found in the top level menu of the SEO Spider. When you have the SEO Spider open, the next steps to start extracting data are as follows – 1) Click ‘Configuration > Custom > Custom Extraction’ You can download via the buttons in the right hand side bar. To get started, you’ll need to download & install the SEO Spider software and have a licence to access the custom extraction feature necessary for scraping. To jump to examples click one of the below links: You can switch to JavaScript rendering mode to extract data from the rendered HTML. The extraction is performed on the static HTML returned from URLs crawled by the SEO Spider, which return a 200 ‘OK’ response. The custom extraction feature allows you to scrape any data from the HTML of a web page using CSSPath, XPath and regex. This tutorial walks you through how you can use the Screaming Frog SEO Spider’s custom extraction feature, to scrape data from websites. Web Scraping & Data Extraction Using The SEO Spider Tool
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