What fields does it extract?

Title, author name, publish date, last modified date, article tags, categories, publisher name, excerpt, word count, estimated reading time, and canonical URL.

Does it work on all article formats?

It works best on standard blog posts, news articles and content pages that use structured data or common meta patterns. Custom CMS implementations may have lower accuracy.

Can I extract article data from multiple pages?

Yes — use Site Crawl or Bulk Scan mode to extract article metadata from multiple blog posts or news articles in one job.

Yes — SmartScan is free. Register for 1,000 scans/month. No credit card required.

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Artikel-Metadaten von jeder Seite extrahieren

Automatically pull structured metadata from any article or blog post — title, author, publication date, last modified, tags, word count and estimated reading time.

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Autor & Datum

Extracts author name, publish date and last modified date from JSON-LD, Open Graph, meta tags and HTML semantic markup.

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Tags & Kategorien

Finds article tags, categories and keywords declared in structured data or visible on the page.

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Wortanzahl & Lesezeit

Calculates the word count of the main content and estimates reading time at 200 words per minute.

So funktioniert der Artikel-Extraktor

Enter any article or blog post URL

Paste the link to any blog post, news article or content page you want to analyze.

SmartScan extracts metadata from multiple sources

Checks JSON-LD structured data, Open Graph meta tags and semantic HTML elements to find the most accurate article information.

Download structured article data as JSON

Get all article metadata — title, author, dates, tags, word count, reading time — in a clean JSON file.

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Multi-Source-Extraktion

Checks JSON-LD (Article, NewsArticle, BlogPosting), Open Graph meta, Twitter Card meta, and HTML semantic elements — whichever has the best data.

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Publikationsinfo

Extracts publisher name and logo if available in structured data — useful for source attribution and content audits.

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Strukturierte JSON-Ausgabe

All article data saved as content/article.json — title, author, dates, tags, word count, reading time, excerpt.

Beliebte Anwendungsfälle

Content research
Quickly get metadata from articles you're citing, comparing or archiving.

Editorial auditing
Audit your own site's article metadata to spot missing dates, authors or tags.

SEO analysis
Check if competitor articles have proper structured data (NewsArticle, BlogPosting schema).

Data collection
Extract article data at scale for research databases, content aggregators or training datasets.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Welche Felder werden extrahiert?: Titel, Autorenname, Veröffentlichungsdatum, Änderungsdatum, Tags, Kategorien, Herausgeber, Auszug, Wortanzahl, geschätzte Lesezeit und Canonical-URL.
How does it find the author and date?: SmartScan checks multiple sources in priority order: JSON-LD schema (Article/NewsArticle/BlogPosting), Open Graph meta tags, Twitter Card, and semantic HTML elements like <time> and byline patterns.
Funktioniert es bei allen Artikelformaten?: Es funktioniert am besten bei Standard-Blogposts, Nachrichtenartikeln und Inhaltsseiten mit strukturierten Daten. Benutzerdefinierte CMS-Implementierungen können geringere Genauigkeit aufweisen.
Kann ich Artikeldaten von mehreren Seiten extrahieren?: Ja — verwenden Sie Site-Crawl oder Bulk-Scan, um Artikel-Metadaten von mehreren Blogposts oder Nachrichtenartikeln zu extrahieren.
Ist dieses Tool kostenlos?: Ja — SmartScan ist kostenlos. Registrieren Sie sich für 1.000 Scans/Monat. Keine Kreditkarte erforderlich.

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