Why Choose Zipper
Improve productivity and simplify workflows by seamlessly "zipping" through the web html data to extract the desired information.
Effortless Data Extraction
Zip through HTML code to extract the information you require quickly and effortlessly.
Streamlined Workflow
Simplify your web scraping processes, saving you time and boosting productivity.
User-Friendly and Accurate
Our API is designed for ease of use and delivers accurate results consistently.
Best-Performing Proxies
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Streamlined Workflow
Simplify your web scraping processes, saving you time and boosting productivity.
User-Friendly and Accurate
Our API is designed for ease of use and delivers accurate results consistently.
Playground
An excellent opportunity to experiment with selectors and settings.
Need a Little Help?
To get started, read the FAQ section and element selector guide or contact us.
Generate Access Token
Example: Targets all elements on a webpage.
All Parameters
Example: Targets all elements on a webpage.
Basic Request
Example: Targets all elements on a webpage.
JavaScript Rendering
Example: Targets all elements on a webpage.
Proxy Locations
We're using « BrightData.com ». The best-performing proxies in the industry.
This is what CSS selectors are:
Element Selector Guide
*
(Any element)
Example: Targets all between tags elements on a webpage.
E
(Any element of type E)
Example: p Targets all P elements.
E:nth-child(n)
(An E element, the n-th child of its parent)
Example: ul li:nth-child(2) Targets the
second li element within a ul.
E:first-child
(An E element, first child of its parent)
Example: ul li:first-child Targets the first
li element within a ul.
E:nth-of-type(n)
(An E element, the n-th sibling of its type)
Example: div p:nth-of-type(odd) Targets
odd-numbered p elements within div
containers.
E:first-of-type
(An E element, first sibling of its type)
Example: ul li:first-of-type Targets the first
li element within a ul.
E:not(s)
(An E element that does not match either
selectors)
Example: a:not(.external) Targets all a
elements that do not have the class "external".
E.warning
(An E element belonging to the class
warning)
Example: .warning Targets all elements with the class "warning".
E#myid
(An E element with ID equal to myid)
Example: #header Targets the element with the ID "header".
E[foo]
(An E element with a foo attribute)
Example: input[type="text"] Targets all
input elements with a type attribute of "text".