API examples you can use
Choose an HTML, field extraction, screenshot or CDP example. Set your API key on the server, then replace the example URL with your target page.
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Generate a request example, choose an API for your task, and find the documentation and SDKs to bring a browser workflow into your application.
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Start with one request. Inspect the result before building a larger workflow around it.
Choose an HTML, field extraction, screenshot or CDP example. Set your API key on the server, then replace the example URL with your target page.
Browse code examplesCheck the supported request options, wait conditions and response formats for rendered content. Match your application’s parsing logic to the output you request.
Read the API referenceText content, visual records and reusable browser context call for different workflows.
Extract readable content for search or AI workflows. Review an input and output example, and understand where article extraction fits.
Explore the Markdown APIKeep a visual record for monitoring or research. Choose a full-page or element capture and see how page readiness affects the result.
Explore the Screenshot APISave a browser profile, launch a session and stop its runtime when finished. Compare profile reuse with temporary CDP sessions.
Explore the Cloud Browser APIUse the API specification, SDK source and setup guide to integrate a request you have verified.
Download the YAML specification to inspect endpoints and schemas in your API client and check your request and response handling.
Download OpenAPI YAMLFind SDKs in the AdsCrawl GitHub organization. Read installation instructions and examples, and use the relevant repository to report an issue.
Browse SDKs on GitHubFollow the setup guide for authentication and your first request, then continue to the endpoint reference when you need more detail.
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