AI workflows for the web.

Point LiaBook at a website and get clean, usable data back. Our first tool turns any online store into a product catalog you can download.

Open Product Collector No sign-up needed.
Product Collector

From store link to spreadsheet in three steps.

Built for anyone who needs a store's products in a file: migrating a shop, researching a market, or building a catalog.

1

Paste a link

Enter a store's address, or a single category page. Typing it without https:// is fine.

2

Pick a batch

Work through big catalogs 50 products at a time. Batch 2 picks up at product 51.

3

Download

One ZIP with Excel, CSV, JSON and the photos you chose.

Full product detailsTitle, description, price, original price, currency, brand, SKU, availability and link.
Titles and links onlyA fast, lightweight list when you just need names and URLs.
Photos on your termsNo photos, 1, 2 or all photos per product, packed into the ZIP.
Nothing stored for longPhotos are only kept long enough to build your download.
Questions

Good to know.

What is LiaBook?

LiaBook is a growing collection of AI-powered workflow tools that work on live websites. Its first tool, Product Collector, turns an online store into a downloadable product catalog.

How does Product Collector work?

Paste a store link, choose how many photos you want, and pick a batch. LiaBook finds the product pages, reads the title, description, price and photos of up to 50 products per batch, and packs everything into one ZIP with Excel, CSV and JSON files.

What is a batch?

A batch is a group of 50 products. Batch 1 covers products 1 to 50, batch 2 covers 51 to 100, and so on. LiaBook remembers the products it found on a site, so later batches continue where the last one stopped.

Can I collect only product names and links?

Yes. Choose "Title and link only" for a fast, lightweight list without prices, descriptions or photos.

Which websites work best?

Stores built on WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento, PrestaShop and most other standard platforms work well, especially those with a sitemap or standard product markup. Pages that are drawn entirely by JavaScript may not be readable.

Is it okay to collect from any website?

Please only collect from websites you own or have permission to use, and respect each site's terms.

Coming next: Website to Knowledge Base, Website Analyzer, Website Monitor, AI Agent Builder.