Scrape a list with Quick Scrape

Capture a product list, directory, search result, or another repeated set of records.

Updated ·Clura 1.7.3

Before you start

  • A website page showing the records you want.

Prepare the page

Apply the website’s own search and filters first. Quick Scrape works from the page you have open, so the current list and loaded content determine the starting point. A preview is a sample to review before a full run.

Choose and start your list

  1. 1

    Select Quick Scrape on Home

    Wait for Finding lists to finish. Review Select what to scrape and the list candidates.

  2. 2

    Review the preview

    Choose the candidate with the intended records. Open the preview to compare columns and values. If a list is incorrect, pick the intended list on the page instead.

  3. 3

    Confirm pagination

    Choose Single Page, Next Button, Load More, or Infinite Scroll to match the website. Use Pick for the exact navigation button when needed.

  4. 4

    Start scraping

    Select Start scraping. Keep the source tab available while Clura collects records, then open the results to review the table.

Clura preview showing six detected lists, a selected product list and field checkboxes
Compare the detected lists and preview columns before continuing to pagination. Open full size

Check the output

Compare a few source records with the table before exporting. A product title, price, or link in the wrong column usually means the wrong list or container was selected; return to setup and compare the other candidates.

If no list is found, wait for the content to load, refresh the website, and start Quick Scrape again. Use a page with a clearly visible set of repeated records.

Clura Results table showing product images, URLs, names, prices and the Export button
Review the extracted rows and columns. The Export button is at the top right. Open full size

Keep going

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