FSnap — Page Data Extractor

FSnap extracts structured product data from e-commerce pages instantly — no manual copying, no fragile scraping.

⚡ HOW IT WORKS
FSnap reads product data from two complementary layers:
• Platform-Native (Tier 1) — reads directly from the site's own internal data store (window.rawData, window.context, etc.) for maximum accuracy and completeness. This is the same data the website itself uses to render the page.
• Structured Markup (Tier 2) — reads JSON-LD (Schema.org) and Meta/Open Graph tags as a universal fallback for any other site.

Just click the icon or press Alt+X — data appears in the side panel, ready to copy.

🛍️ PERFECT FOR
• E-commerce research — grab product title, price, brand, images, SKU variants, and availability
• Competitive analysis — compare pricing, ratings, and product specs across platforms
• Cross-border sourcing — extract supplier data from 1688 with tiered pricing and shop ratings
• Content curation — extract article title, author, publish date, and description
• SEO auditing — quickly inspect a page's structured data and meta tags
• Data collection — copy structured info in plain text or rich text format

📋 KEY FEATURES
• Rich field coverage — title, price, original price, SKU variants, main images, video URL, shop name, shop rating, sales count, review summary, product parameters, shipping origin
• Instant extraction — millisecond reads via JSON-LD and Meta/OG tags on all other sites
• Side panel UI — clean, distraction-free data view alongside your browsing
• One-click copy — copy individual fields or all data at once (plain + rich text)
• Image preview — thumbnail gallery for all product images
• Keyboard shortcut — Alt+X to extract current page instantly
• Right-click menu — "FSnap: Extract this page" from context menu
• Zero configuration — works out of the box, no setup required

🔒 PRIVACY
• No data is sent to any server — all extraction happens locally in your browser
• No account required
• No tracking or analytics
• Minimal permissions — only accesses pages you explicitly choose to extract