Article Content Extractor — pull main page text

Extract Article Content from Web Page API

What it does

Article Content Extractor pulls the main article text from a web page so you can work with the readable content instead of the surrounding layout. Use the single-page endpoint when you need one URL, or send an array of urls to extract multiple pages in one batch request.

The service is aimed at crawlers, content pipelines, and SEO workflows that need clean article text from public web pages. Based on the available schemas, the batch endpoint accepts a request body with urls as an array of strings. The endpoints return a structured response.

Use Article Content Extractor when you are building a news archive, monitoring publishers, or feeding page content into downstream analysis. It is useful anywhere you need to separate the article body from navigation, ads, and other page chrome before indexing, summarising, or storing the content.

Because the API is focused on extraction, keep your integration lightweight: pass the page URL or a list of URLs, then consume the extracted result in your own pipeline. That makes it easy to automate article collection without writing your own page parser.

{ "url": "https://example.com/article", "title": "Understanding Modern Content Pipelines", "author": "John Doe", "platform": "WordPress", "wordCount": 850, "articleBody": "This article explains how modern content pipelines work, including extraction, transformation, and delivery processes...", "readingTime": "4 min", "publicationDate": "2026-02-10", "publicationName": "Example Blog" }

About this endpoint

What it does

Extracts article metadata and body content from a web page identified by URL. The response returns a JSON object containing the source url and extracted article fields such as title, author, platform, wordCount, articleBody, readingTime, publicationDate, and publicationName.

Query Parameter(s)

Attribute	Type	Mandatory	Description
url	String	Yes	The web page URL to extract article content from.

Response

Returns a JSON object with fields for the source url and extracted article details. On success, the response includes url and article metadata/content fields: title, author, platform, wordCount, articleBody, readingTime, publicationDate, and publicationName.

Parameter	Type	Mandatory	Description
url	String	No	The source web page URL.
title	String	No	The extracted article title.
author	String	No	The article author.
platform	String	No	The publishing platform.
wordCount	Integer	No	The extracted article word count.
articleBody	String	No	The extracted article body text.
readingTime	String	No	The estimated reading time.
publicationDate	String	No	The publication date.
publicationName	String	No	The publication name.

Query parameters

Name

Type

Description

urlREQUIRED

string

—

curl -X POST "https://api.eu.apyverse.com/namastesumalya/extract-article-content-from-web-page-api" \ -H "apy-token: $APY_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"urls":["https://example.com/article-1","https://example.com/article-2"]}'

{ "data": [ { "url": "https://example.com/article", "title": "Understanding Modern Content Pipelines", "author": "John Doe", "platform": "WordPress", "wordCount": 850, "articleBody": "This article explains how modern content pipelines work, including extraction, transformation, and delivery processes...", "readingTime": "4 min", "publicationDate": "2026-02-10", "publicationName": "Example Blog" } ], "count": 1 }

Parameter	Type	Mandatory	Description
urls	String Array	Yes	The web page URLs to extract article content from.

Parameter

Type

Mandatory

Description

urls

String Array

Yes

The web page URLs to extract article content from.

Extract Article Content from Web Page API

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