Scrape any URL via the Scrapingdog Web Scraping API (/scrape). Returns the page's HTML. Supports JS rendering (dynamic), premium residential proxies, geotargeting (country), sessions, stealth/captcha bypass, and a render wait. Costs 1–25 credits depending on options.

Capture a screenshot of a URL via the Scrapingdog Screenshot API (/screenshot). Supports full-page capture, viewport size, wait-until, format (png/jpg/webp), and quality. Costs 5 credits. Note: this tool reports image metadata; binary bytes aren't returned as text.

Run a Google search via Scrapingdog (/google). Returns organic results, ads, knowledge graph, and other SERP features as JSON (or raw HTML with html=true). Supports localization, pagination, advanced filters, and mobile results. Costs 5–10 credits.

Run a Bing search via Scrapingdog (/bing/search). Returns parsed Bing results as JSON. Supports market/country targeting, geo coordinates, pagination, and safe-search filters.

Run a DuckDuckGo search via Scrapingdog (/duckduckgo/search). Returns parsed results as JSON. Supports region (kl), date filters (df), and pagination via next_page_token (15 per page).

Run a Baidu search via Scrapingdog (/baidu/search). Returns parsed results as JSON. Supports Chinese-language restriction (ct), pagination (pn), and result count (rn).

Scrape an X (Twitter) profile via Scrapingdog (/x/profile). Returns the profile's name, handle, follower counts, bio, and other public metadata as JSON. Pass a username or user ID.

Scrape an X (Twitter) post (tweet) via Scrapingdog (/x/post). Pass the numeric tweet ID from the post URL.

Return Scrapingdog Datacenter Proxy connection details (host, port, username, password) and a ready-to-paste curl/Python example. This is a forward proxy (proxy.scrapingdog.com:8081), not an HTTP API — point your own HTTP client at it. Optionally pass target_url for a ready-to-run curl.