Turn Any Website Into Clean, Structured Data

What You’ll Find in This Section

• Dataset Builder
• Pagination & Infinite Scroll
• Data Export Formats
• Sitemap Discovery
• OCR
• File Downloads

Dataset Builder

The dataset builder uses a point-and-click workflow that keeps extraction accessible even for large and complex pages. You click on the data points you want, name each field, and RTILA X handles the selector generation in the background. CSS, XPath, and text selectors are all supported, so you can continue to refine the result when needed.

Because every field is configurable, you can build nested datasets, add computed columns, and handle missing values without writing code. The builder also works well with dynamic pages where the same product listing structure repeats many times on a single page.

Pagination & Infinite Scroll

Many data sources spread results across many pages. RTILA X natively handles numbered page navigation, “Load More” buttons, and infinite scroll feeds. You configure the pagination behavior once, and RTILA X applies it across every subsequent page in the run.

For infinite scroll sites, the automation scrolls until no new items appear, waits for lazy-loaded content, and then continues extraction. This same logic can be combined with conditional commands when a page changes its pagination pattern midway through a run.

Data Export

Extracted data is only valuable when it reaches the tools you already use. RTILA X exports directly to CSV, JSON, XLSX, Parquet, XML, and JSONL. You can send the same dataset to multiple destinations in a single run using the integration canvas.

Spreadsheet users can open their results in Excel or upload them to Google Sheets. Teams using databases can push records into PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or any other supported database without a manual import step.

Sitemap Discovery

Sitemap discovery turns site structure into URLs automatically. RTILA X reads the sitemap.xml file, extracts the available URLs, and feeds them into your automation as a crawl list. You can filter results by path patterns, limit depth, and combine sitemap pages with manually added URLs.

This feature is especially useful for large sites where manually collecting URLs would take more time than the actual data extraction.

OCR: Read Text from Images

Not every dataset is stored in clean HTML. The built-in OCR command reads text from images, screenshots, and scanned documents in any supported language. You can use OCR on product images, embedded graphics, or full-page screenshots captured during the run.

Because OCR runs locally inside the automation, it respects the same local-first data policy as the rest of RTILA X. No image is uploaded to an external OCR service unless you configure that integration yourself.

File Downloads

Some workflows need more than structured data. RTILA X can automatically download files during scraping, including PDFs, spreadsheets, images, and compressed archives. You can rename downloaded files using extracted values, store them in project folders, and trigger post-download integration steps.

This completes the loop for workflows that require both structured records and supporting documents.

Building Your First Dataset

1. Navigate to the target page in the RTILA X browser engine.
2. Open the dataset builder and click the first field you want to capture.
3. Name the field and keep clicking additional data points.
4. Configure pagination or scrolling if the data continues beyond the first page.
5. Choose an export destination and run the automation.