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Extract links, images, tables, and clean text from HTML, then convert or render the result for reuse and delivery.
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This hub brings together the practical steps for inspecting HTML, recovering usable content, and exporting it as CSV, Markdown, or PDF.
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This hub brings together the practical steps for inspecting HTML, recovering usable content, and exporting it as CSV, Markdown, or PDF.
You can collect selected attributes, image and srcset URLs, table data, or clean visible text, depending on whether you need assets, structured data, or readable content.
Use Markdown for editable content, CSV for table analysis, stripped text for reading or indexing, and PDF when layout or a shareable document matters.
Use the precise browser renderer for full CSS, headers, footers, and print settings. Use the deterministic renderer when a controlled subset of common HTML elements is enough.
Inspect tags, attributes, and image sources first. Then extract the content you need, decode entities or strip tags where necessary, and convert or minify only after checking the result.