Batch URL Extractor
Process hundreds of URLs at once with CSV file upload. Automatic URL field detection and queue-based task scheduling make batch scraping efficient and effortless.
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When you need to extract data from multiple pages, manually processing each URL is impractical. Batch processing allows you to upload a CSV file with hundreds or thousands of URLs and let OmniScraper handle them automatically.
The system automatically detects which column contains URLs in your CSV file, even if the column isn't named "URL" or "link". Once uploaded, URLs are added to a processing queue and handled systematically.
Queue-based scheduling ensures optimal performance, and you can monitor progress in real-time. Failed URLs are tracked separately, allowing you to retry them without reprocessing successful ones.
Key Features
CSV File Upload
Upload a CSV file containing multiple URLs. OmniScraper automatically detects the URL column and processes all entries.
Automatic URL Detection
Intelligently identifies URL columns in your CSV file, even if they're not in a standard format.
Queue Management
Efficient queue-based task scheduling ensures optimal processing order and resource usage.
Progress Tracking
Monitor the progress of batch processing in real-time with detailed status updates for each URL.
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What Our Users Say
Batch processing has transformed my workflow. I can now process hundreds of URLs in minutes instead of days.
The automatic URL detection in CSV files is brilliant. It saves me from manually identifying which column contains URLs.
The progress tracking and error handling make batch processing reliable. Failed URLs are tracked separately for easy retry.
Queue-based scheduling is incredibly efficient. The system processes URLs in optimal order, maximizing throughput.
I upload CSV files with thousands of URLs regularly. The automatic processing saves me weeks of manual work.
Real-time status updates keep me informed. I can see which URLs are processing, completed, or failed at a glance.
The retry mechanism for failed URLs is perfect. I don't have to reprocess successful ones when retrying failures.
CSV upload makes batch processing so easy. I just prepare my URL list and let the tool handle everything automatically.
Batch processing has transformed my workflow. I can now process hundreds of URLs in minutes instead of days.
The automatic URL detection in CSV files is brilliant. It saves me from manually identifying which column contains URLs.
The progress tracking and error handling make batch processing reliable. Failed URLs are tracked separately for easy retry.
Queue-based scheduling is incredibly efficient. The system processes URLs in optimal order, maximizing throughput.
I upload CSV files with thousands of URLs regularly. The automatic processing saves me weeks of manual work.
Real-time status updates keep me informed. I can see which URLs are processing, completed, or failed at a glance.
The retry mechanism for failed URLs is perfect. I don't have to reprocess successful ones when retrying failures.
CSV upload makes batch processing so easy. I just prepare my URL list and let the tool handle everything automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
Simply create a CSV file with your URLs. The file can have multiple columns, and OmniScraper will automatically detect which column contains URLs, even if it's not named "URL" or "link". You can include additional columns with metadata that will be preserved in the output.
You can process hundreds or thousands of URLs in a single batch. The queue-based task scheduling ensures optimal performance and resource usage. There's no hard limit, but processing time will depend on the number of URLs and the complexity of each page.
Failed URLs are tracked separately from successful ones. You can see which URLs failed, why they failed, and retry them without reprocessing the successful URLs. This makes error handling efficient and allows you to focus on fixing specific issues.
Yes, batch processing includes real-time progress tracking. You can see which URLs are currently processing, how many have been completed, how many remain, and detailed status updates for each URL in the queue.
The system analyzes your CSV file to identify which column contains URLs. It looks for common patterns like URLs starting with http:// or https://, and can detect URL columns even if they're not in a standard format or named differently.
Yes, you can pause or stop batch processing at any time. When you resume, the system will continue from where it left off, skipping URLs that have already been successfully processed.
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