Scrape shop products to Excel,
images included.
A free Chrome extension for dropshippers and shop owners: a shop's products as a table in the sidebar, then Excel, a ZIP of every photo or a PDF catalogue.
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Download as
- Excel
- CSV
- JSON
- Google Sheets
- Shopify import
- WooCommerce import
- Photo ZIP
- PDF catalogue
- Catalogue website
What is Web Product Scraper?
Web Product Scraper is a free Chrome extension that turns an online shop's product pages into a spreadsheet and a folder of photos. Open a category, search or product page, and its side panel lists the products as a table: name, price and list price as numbers, SKU, brand, stock, description, and every image and video. One run can read up to 500 listing pages and open each product page for the full details. You download Excel, CSV or JSON, a Shopify or WooCommerce import file, a ZIP with a folder of full-size photos per product, or a PDF catalogue with a WhatsApp button on every product. A page can also repeat every day or week and alert you when a price drops. It reads Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and BigCommerce stores and other shops that publish standard product data, needs no account, has no paid tier, and keeps everything in your browser.
How the product scraper works: four steps on one page
Everything happens in Chrome's side panel while you look at the shop, one numbered step under the other.
Check the products
A live table of what the page contains: name, SKU, price, stock, rating, category, description, images, videos, URL. Search, filter and sort it, tick the rows you want, choose the columns. Add an optional code prefix (XX gives XX-001, XX-002 …).
Choose and scrape
The pages ("from page 5 to page 12"), how many products, Quick from the list or Full product pages. Repeat it every day or week and get a notification when a price drops, or paste a list of links from any shop.
Your list
Every product you scraped, with live progress while a run goes. Scrape again and the price changes are marked: up, down and new.
Download
Excel, CSV or JSON, a Shopify or WooCommerce import file, one ZIP with every photo in a folder per product, or a PDF catalogue with WhatsApp buttons.
Everything it does, in five seconds each
Every feature and every download is free. Each card plays a short clip of the feature, and links to its full guide.
Download a sample, made from the sample shop: Excel, CSV, PDF catalogue.
Product table
Every product on the page as a row: search, filter, sort and tick the ones you want.Scrape a whole shop
Pages 1 to 50, search pages or a pasted list of links, Quick from the cards or Full from each product.Excel, CSV, JSON, Sheets
Prices as numbers, the list price in its own column, image and video links included.Photo ZIP
Every photo and video at full size, in a folder named after its product, with the sheet inside.PDF catalogue
About six products per A4 page, your logo and prices, and a WhatsApp button on every product.Catalogue website
A small shop website of your products with search, your colour and WhatsApp orders, online free.Shopify and WooCommerce import
The platform's own import file: products as drafts at your price, sizes and colours as variants.Price watch
Read a page every day or week and get a notification when a price drops.Teach this site
A shop read wrong? Click the right value once and every page of that shop is read right.
Prefer to watch it all at once? The two-minute overview and all video tutorials, each with a transcript.
Built for the big shop platforms, and most other shops
A reader for each major platform, the shop's own product data everywhere else, and Teach this site for anything unusual. How it reads a shop.
Shopify
Whole collections from the store's products.json feed, 250 products per request, without opening product pages.
WooCommerce
Sale and regular price apart, the SKU line, and photos turned back into the file the owner uploaded.
Magento 2
Prices taken as exact numbers from the price box, and every gallery image at its zoom size.
BigCommerce
SKUs from the theme's product data, RRPs, and photos from the CDN's original-size folder.
Guides all guides on the blog
Getting started
The first run, from installing to your first export.
Export products to Excel
The steps, and what lands in each column.
Download all images from a website
Chrome, image downloaders and a folder per product, compared.
Website data to Excel
Excel's From Web, a clean paste, or a shop's products.
Price scraper
Prices and list prices in one sheet, compared over time.
Polite by design, private by default
Many scrapers let you collect data for free and charge to export it. Here every download is free, and nothing leaves your computer unless you turn on AI tags.
Reads only pages you open
A few tabs at a time, a pause between loads, and it stops on its own if a site starts refusing.
Nothing leaves without you asking
The list lives in your browser's storage. No account and no telemetry; only the optional AI tags send product text, when you ask.
Minimal permissions
Site access is requested per site, only when you start a run there. Recommended products on a product page are never scraped.
Free
No premium tier, no sign-up, nothing locked behind payment. Please respect each site's terms of use.
Comparing tools? See Ultimate Web Scraper, Instant Data Scraper, Octoparse and ParseHub side by side.
Who it is for, and who built it
Dropshippers and resellers
Build a supplier catalogue in minutes instead of days. Scrape a wholesale collection, keep the columns your marketplace needs, add your own product codes and your margin, and download the spreadsheet together with the photos, already sorted into a folder per product. Or send your customers a PDF catalogue they can order from on WhatsApp.
Shop owners moving between platforms
Export a Shopify or WooCommerce collection with names, prices, SKUs, descriptions and full-size images, then import it wherever you are going next.
Marketers and analysts
Collect prices and assortments from competitor and supplier pages into one Excel file, run it again later and only the new products are added.
About the developer
Web Product Scraper is made by Ashutosh Gaikwad, an independent developer who also runs a small jewellery business in India. It started as the tool used to build that shop's own catalogues from suppliers' websites and is published free for anyone with the same problem. Questions and site reports: hello@webproductscraper.com.
Version 1.11.0
Published on the Chrome Web Store 15 September 2026
Page updated
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about supported shops, data and permissions. Something not working? See troubleshooting; for pace, permissions and terms, responsible scraping.
Which shops does the extension work on?
Shops whose pages list products. Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento 2 and BigCommerce stores each have their own reader, and Shopify collections come from the store's feed in seconds. Most other shops, wholesale and dropshipping sites included, are read from the product data they publish. When a shop is read wrong, Teach this site fixes it: press Pick and click the right value once.
Does it need an account or a subscription?
No. Install it and use it. There is nothing to sign up for.
Where does my scraped data go?
Nowhere. It stays in Chrome's local storage on your computer until you export or clear it. The extension sends nothing unless you type the address of your own tool in its settings, or use the optional AI tags (off by default), which send the chosen products' names, descriptions and prices to get suggestions.
Why does it ask for permission on a site?
To open that site's product pages and fetch its images for the ZIP. The permission is requested per site, when you start a run there, never for all sites at once.
Can it make a PDF catalogue to send on WhatsApp?
Yes. Choose PDF catalogue: about six products per A4 page with photos, code, name, short description and price, your logo and business details on page 1, and a WhatsApp button on each product that opens a chat with you about it. Save it with Chrome's Save as PDF and share the file.
Can I add my own margin to the prices?
Yes. Set a markup in Settings, a percentage or a fixed amount. A "your price" column appears, rounded up to a whole unit, and the exports and the catalogue use it. You can also print the catalogue without prices.
Can I export only some of the products?
Yes. Search or filter the table, or tick the rows you want: the exports and the catalogue contain exactly those rows. Products you remove are also skipped by later runs.
Is web scraping allowed?
You are responsible for how you use the data. Read the site's terms of use, take only what you need, and keep the default pause between page loads.
Can it send products to my own tool?
Yes. Enter the address of your local image-processing or catalogue tool in Settings and each product can be sent there with its images.
Can it watch prices and tell me when they drop?
Yes. In step 2 set Repeat to every day or every week and enter a percentage: the page is read again by itself while Chrome is open, price changes are marked in your list, and a notification names the products that got cheaper by at least that much. Up to 10 pages can be watched.
Can I import the products into my Shopify or WooCommerce store?
Yes. In step 4 choose Shop import, then Shopify or WooCommerce: the file is in that platform's own import format, products arrive as drafts at your price, and sizes and colours become variants.