Clear answers.
Better starting points.
The scope of the publication, the role of the examples, and the questions to resolve before building a workflow.
What is a data extract API?
It is an interface for obtaining selected information from a source and delivering it as a defined record. A useful design separates retrieval, field extraction, validation, and delivery. Start with the data contract guide.
Does ExtractAPI.com provide a live extraction endpoint?
ExtractAPI.com is an independent publication with guides, reference links, and downloadable example records. It does not issue API keys, process submitted URLs, or host the extraction runtimes described in the articles.
Should I choose JSON, CSV, or a database export?
Choose the format for the receiving system. JSON can retain nested relationships; CSV suits a deliberately flat record; database exports need controlled queries and snapshot rules. The formats guide compares the handoffs.
Can a browser extract content from any website?
No. A normal page has cross-origin access boundaries, and source permissions still apply. A browser extension or a server-side worker introduces different controls, not unlimited authorization. Read the web browser guide.
Are the Chrome, Safari, iOS, and Android pages app downloads?
They are implementation planning guides. This publication does not distribute browser extensions, mobile apps, watch apps, or desktop installers. The platform directory explains suggested roles and boundaries.
How should AI-extracted values be checked?
Use a defined schema, source evidence, business-rule checks, and a reviewed evaluation set. Keep uncertainty explicit and reserve consequential actions for an appropriately authorized workflow. See the AI and LLM collection.
Can I self-host the website?
Yes. The website consists of static pages and local assets. Its clean page URLs use folders containing index files. Hosting the publication does not deploy an extraction engine; that is a separate system described in the deployment guides.
Where can I report a correction?
Email [email protected] with the page and the point that needs review. Do not include API keys, passwords, private messages, or documents containing sensitive personal information.