get_a_web_page

Get a web page using a simple manual workflow that triggers a site crawl and retrieves content in markdown format. Effortlessly send a URL to be crawled, and receive the formatted response for easy integration with AI agents and workspaces.

7/8/2025
4 nodes
Simple
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Categories:
Manual TriggeredSimple WorkflowBusiness Process Automation
Integrations:
ExecuteWorkflowTriggerSticky Note

Target Audience

This workflow is ideal for:
- Web Developers: Who need to scrape data from websites quickly and efficiently.
- Content Creators: Looking to gather content from various sources for blogs or articles.
- Data Analysts: Who require data extraction for analysis and reporting.
- Marketing Professionals: Needing insights from competitor websites or market research.
- AI Agents: That can utilize the scraped data for further processing or decision-making.

Problem Solved

This workflow addresses the challenge of automating web scraping without requiring extensive coding knowledge. It enables users to send a URL and receive the scraped content in Markdown format, streamlining the data collection process and saving time.

Workflow Steps

  • Manual Trigger: The workflow begins with a manual trigger, allowing users to initiate the process whenever needed.
    2. Execute Workflow Trigger: This node activates the scraping process by sending a request to the FireCrawl API.
    3. FireCrawl HTTP Request: The workflow sends a POST request to the FireCrawl API with the specified URL, requesting the data in Markdown format.
    4. Edit Fields: The response from FireCrawl is processed to extract the Markdown content, which is then assigned to a variable for easy access.
    5. Sticky Note: Finally, a sticky note is created to provide users with a reusable JSON template for sending requests, ensuring easy access to the workflow's functionality.

    • Customization Guide

    Users can customize this workflow by:
    - Changing the URL: Modify the URL in the request body to scrape different websites.
    - Adjusting Output Format: Alter the 'formats' array in the HTTP request to include other formats if supported by FireCrawl.
    - Adding More Nodes: Integrate additional nodes for further processing of the scraped data, such as saving it to a database or sending it via email.
    - Modifying Sticky Note Content: Update the content of the sticky note to reflect specific instructions or notes relevant to their use case.