Extract - Zenrows Docs

zenrows extract fetches a page and converts it into structured data: automatic JSON, fields you choose with CSS selectors, or Markdown.

zenrows extract <url> [flags]

Examples

# Automatic structured JSON (default method)
zenrows extract https://www.scrapingcourse.com/ecommerce/ --autoparse

# CSS selector map
zenrows extract <url> --css '{"title":"h1","price":".price"}' --validate

# Built-in output filters
zenrows extract <url> --outputs emails,links

# Convert to Markdown
zenrows extract <url> --output markdown

Flags

Pick exactly one method per call: --autoparse, --css, --outputs, or --output.

Flag	Description
`--autoparse`	Automatic structured JSON (default method)
`--css <json>`	CSS selector map, e.g. `'{"title":"h1","price":".price"}'`
`--outputs <list>`	Built-in output filters as JSON: `emails`, `phone_numbers`, `headings`, `images`, `audios`, `videos`, `links`, `menus`, `hashtags`, `metadata`, `tables`, `favicon`, comma-separated, or `*` for all
`--output <fmt>`	`markdown` or `text` conversion instead of extraction
`--validate`	Fail if the result is not valid JSON
`--manual` / `--js-render` / `--premium-proxy`	Same manual fetch controls as `zenrows fetch`
`--proxy-country <cc>`	Geo-target
`--wait <ms>` / `--wait-for <selector>`	Same wait controls as `zenrows fetch`
`--out <file>`	Write output to a file
`--no-signup`	Do not auto-create a Free-plan account if no key exists
`--json`	Print a structured result