Add to Chrome
Open the extension's Chrome Web Store page and press Add to Chrome. There is no account to create.
This is the first run, from installing the extension to holding a spreadsheet and a folder of product photos. It takes about five minutes the first time and under a minute after that. Each part below matches a step in the side panel, so you can keep this page open beside it.
Add to Chrome, it's free No account · no server · nothing leaves your browserAdd it to Chrome, open a shop page that lists products, and click its icon: a side panel opens with the page's products as a table. Allow the site once, keep the columns you want, choose how many pages to read, press Start scraping, then download Excel, CSV or JSON, a ZIP of the photos, or a PDF catalogue.
Open the extension's Chrome Web Store page and press Add to Chrome. There is no account to create.
Chrome hides new extensions behind the puzzle-piece icon in the toolbar. Open it and pin Web Product Scraper so it stays one click away.
A category, collection or search page that lists products works best for a first run. A single product page works too.
The side panel opens on the right, beside the shop, and shows what it found on the page.
The first time you use it on a shop, the panel shows an "Allow this site" button. Press it and Chrome asks for permission on that one website. The extension needs it to open the shop's product pages for you and to fetch the photos for the ZIP; it never asks for every website at once.
You give this once per shop. A new shop asks again, and you can remove a site's permission at any time from Chrome's extension settings.
Data Setup shows what the page gives you before anything is scraped.
Type in the search box to find any value, or filter a column: a price range, or ticks for the brands and categories you want.
The Columns menu hides what you do not need. A column only appears when the shop actually has that data.
Tick products to work with just those; the exports and codes then take only the ticked rows.
Type a prefix such as XX and every row gets XX-001, XX-002 in the shown order.
Need only this page? The .XLSX button saves it straight away, without running the other steps.
Set "from page 1 to page 5", or, on listings that grow as you scroll, the number of scroll rounds and "Load more" presses.
Tick "Open every product page" for descriptions, SKUs and full-size galleries. "At a time" (3 by default) and "Pause" (3 seconds) set the pace.
The run stops at this number of products, 100 unless you change it. Run again later to add more.
Progress and counts update as it works, and Stop ends the run at once. Products already in your list are skipped.
Each tab previews its file before you download it.
One row per product, prices as numbers, with the image and video links.
One ZIP with a folder per product, named after it, and the spreadsheet inside.
About six products per A4 page with your logo, prices and a WhatsApp button on each product.
Your business details and logo for the catalogue, and a markup if you want your own selling price.
Click the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome's toolbar and pin Web Product Scraper. The icon then stays next to the address bar.
As many as the Max products setting, 100 by default, from up to 500 listing pages. Start another run to add more; products already in the list are skipped.
Yes. The panel shows that one product with its photos ticked, without the recommended products below it.
No. There is no sign-up and no paid plan; the list stays in your browser until you export or clear it.