The /firecrawl command enables you to scrape web content and create site maps from URLs. Perfect for:

• Scraping web pages
• Extracting content
• Taking screenshots
• Mapping site structure
• Converting to markdown

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Basic Usage

Use the command to scrape websites:

/firecrawl scrape https://example.com as markdown

/firecrawl map https://example.com and https://another-site.com

/firecrawl extract content from https://example.com with screenshot

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Key Features

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Content Extraction

• Scrape multiple URLs
• Extract main content
• Remove unwanted elements
• Clean HTML output
• Convert to markdown

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Output Formats

• Markdown (default)
• HTML (processed)
• Raw HTML
• JSON structure
• Screenshots
• Link extraction

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Browser Actions

• Take screenshots
• Scroll pages
• Wait for content
• Click elements
• Full page capture

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Content Filtering

• Include specific tags
• Exclude unwanted tags
• Main content only
• Remove base64 images

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Example Commands

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Basic Scrape

/firecrawl scrape https://example.com

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Multiple URLs

/firecrawl scrape https://site1.com and https://site2.com as markdown

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With Screenshot

/firecrawl capture https://example.com with full page screenshot

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Extract Links

/firecrawl get all links from https://example.com

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Custom Tags

/firecrawl scrape https://example.com including only div, p, h1, h2 tags

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Configuration Options

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Output Formats

• markdown: Clean markdown content
• html: Processed HTML
• rawHtml: Original HTML
• links: Array of links
• screenshot: Base64 image
• json: Structured data

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Browser Actions

{
  "type": "screenshot",
  "fullPage": true
}

{
  "type": "scroll",
  "direction": "down"
}

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Wait Options

• Default: 1000ms
• Custom: specify milliseconds
• Ensures content loads

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Tag Filtering

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Include Tags

• div, p, h1, h2
• Article content tags
• Custom selections

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Exclude Tags

• script, style, noscript
• Ads and tracking
• Unwanted elements

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Response Data

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Success Response

• Scraped content
• Metadata (title, language)
• Source URL
• Status code
• File URLs

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Metadata Includes

• Page title
• Language
• Referrer
• Scrape ID
• Status code

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Tips

• Use markdown format for clean text
• Enable screenshots for visual content
• Filter tags for cleaner output
• Set appropriate wait times for dynamic content