Features/Bulk extract page data

Feature · Bulk extract page data · Beta

Bulk extract page data into one table

Choose page URLs from a previous scrape, an uploaded CSV, or the current site's sitemap. Clura auto-detects fields from the page; select the ones you need, add more if needed, and start scraping. Clura visits each URL and collects the information in a table.

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Beta3 URL sourcesAuto-detected fieldsOne results table
Bulk extract page data · Beta
Choose Page URLs:Previous scrapeUpload CSVCurrent site sitemap
Detected fields — select or add:NameAddressBeds+ Add field
Listing
Address
Beds
Maple Court
418 Maple St
3
Cedar Loft
22 Cedar Ave
2
Birch House
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Quick answer

What is Bulk extract page data?

Bulk extract page data is Clura's Beta workflow for collecting selected fields from many similar pages. Choose URLs from a previous scrape, a CSV upload, or the current site's sitemap. Clura auto-detects fields from the page, lets you select and add fields, then visits each URL and collects the information in a table.

Best fit

Use bulk extraction for detail-page research

Collect product specifications, full job descriptions, property details, company profiles, or service information without opening and copying each detail page by hand.

How it works

From page URLs to a detail-data table

1

Choose Page URLs

Select Previous scrape to use a saved result table, Upload CSV with one Page URL per row, or Current site sitemap to find URLs from this website.

2

Select and add fields

Clura auto-detects fields from the page. Select the fields you require and add more fields if needed before starting.

3

Start scraping

Clura visits each selected URL, extracts your chosen information, and collects the results in a table for review and export.

Structured outputs

Three ways to choose Page URLs

Choose the URL source that fits your research. The next steps are the same: review auto-detected fields, select the required fields, add more if needed, and start scraping.

URL source
How it works
Previous scrape
Use Page URLs from a saved result table.
Upload CSV
Import a file with one Page URL per row.
Current site sitemap
Find Page URLs from this website's sitemap.

Real-world example

Choose URLs, review fields, collect page data

Start from a previous scrape, a CSV upload, or the current site sitemap. Select Clura’s auto-detected fields, add more if needed, and collect detail-page information in one table.

Three ways to supply URLs

Use links from a previous scrape, upload a CSV, or find page URLs in the current site's sitemap.

Fields you choose

Review Clura's auto-detected fields, select what matters to your research, and add more fields when needed.

One structured results table

Collect product details, listing descriptions, profile information, and other page fields across similar pages.

Bulk extract page data

Beta

1. Choose Page URLs

Previous scrape

Page URLs from a saved result table

Upload CSV

One Page URL per row

Current site sitemap

URLs from this website’s sitemap

2. Review auto-detected fields

NameDescriptionPrice+ Add field
3. Start scraping → Results table

FAQs

Bulk page data extraction questions, answered

Do I need to scrape a list before bulk extraction?

No. Previous scrape is one of three options. You can also upload a CSV with one Page URL per row or choose Current site sitemap to find URLs from the website you are viewing.

How does Clura choose the fields to extract?

Clura auto-detects fields from the page. You review the detected fields, select the ones you need, and add more fields if needed before starting the scrape.

What happens after I start scraping?

Clura visits each selected URL and extracts the fields you chose. The collected information appears in a structured table that you can review and export.

When should I use Bulk extract page data instead of Quick Scrape?

Use Quick Scrape for repeated records visible on one listing page. Use Bulk extract page data to collect selected information across many similar detail pages, using URLs from a saved result table, CSV, or sitemap.

More features

Add the next step when your workflow grows

Start extracting website data in minutes

Use Clura to scrape pages, collect detail-page fields in bulk, and export clean data to your tools — no code required.

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