Web Fetch
Turn a URL into readable page content.
URL → Structured contentTry Web FetchProduct detailsWeb Fetch, Cloud Browser and Agent workflows in one platform, with Web Search on our global service. Give your application the tools to move from finding information to taking action.
Explore Playground to choose a product. Create an account to start building.
Choose a product by the job you need to do.
Turn a URL into readable page content.
URL → Structured contentTry Web FetchProduct detailsControl browser sessions from your code.
Your code → Browser actionsTry Cloud BrowserProduct detailsDelegate browser tasks to an agent.
Task → Execution → ResultExplore AgentFind documentation, read the details, then interact with the page.
Search for relevant documentation from a query.
Turn a URL into structured content.
Control the browser to take action.
Turn your chosen URL into content for your application.
View runnable exampleUse the Moli example to extract links from a page.
View runnable exampleUse persistent-context examples to retain browser state.
View runnable exampleIllustrative workflow. Use each API independently, or combine them in your application. Web Search is available on COM.
Explore examplesMoli is the engine; Cloud Browser is the managed service. Playground starts with Moli. Choose Chromium for broader compatibility or specific session features.
Choose it for persistent contexts, extensions or compatibility-sensitive visual tasks.
Start with the Playground default and validate structure and interaction tasks on your own pages.
Capabilities vary by engine. Check support before choosing.
Inspect live sessions and review available execution evidence when you need to diagnose a task.
Explore observabilityAvailability depends on engine and session settings.Configure an official or custom proxy for the task. For sites reachable from your own machine, see the SDK local proxy guide.
Validate a representative task, then choose a plan for your usage.
Run a small, representative batch of real tasks and check actual browser usage. Choose a plan based on your expected task volume and the concurrency you need.
Read the full answerYes. Use your project’s free allowance to run a real task and check whether it can be completed before deciding how much time, concurrency, and functionality you need.
Read the full answerStart with browser creation, connection, and cleanup, then validate your existing page interactions. For Chromium, you can connect to Lexmount using Playwright’s CDP connection.
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