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News articles (any site)

Each article the results link to, on any news site, from its article data: headline, author, section, publication and update dates, description, main image and canonical address.

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9 fields · Works on google.com and 11 more · Updated October 21, 2026

headlineauthorsectionpublished
City adds 40 km of protected bike lanesMaria ChenLocal news2026-10-14T08:30:00Z
4 of 9 columns, example values

Ready in one click

The fields are already chosen for Google News. Open the template, check it, and run it. No selecting or setup.

One row per item page

Give it a list of Google News links, or run it after the List template to visit each result it collected. One row per page.

Clean data, ready to export

Prices become numbers, links full addresses, and text is tidied. Export to CSV, Excel or JSON.

What it extracts

  • Runs in Detail Extract: one row per page, for a list of addresses, such as the url column of the List template.
  • Works on the pages the results link to, on any site.
  • For pages like theatlantic.com/technology/2026/10/americans-not-buying-electric-cars/689071/
FieldWhat it holdsExample
headlinetextThe article’s headline, from its article data.City adds 40 km of protected bike lanes
authortext, listThe authors (a list).Maria Chen
sectiontextThe section it is filed under.Local news
publishedtextWhen it was published.2026-10-14T08:30:00Z
modifiedtextWhen it was last updated.2026-10-15T10:05:00Z
descriptiontextThe article’s summary, written for search engines.The new lanes will connect three districts to the city centre by 2027.
imageimageThe image the article uses for link previews.https://news.example.com/img/bike-lanes.jpg
site_nametextThe news site’s name.Riverside Daily
canonicalurlThe article’s main address.https://news.example.com/2026/10/bike-lanes

Examples are made up. They show the format you get after each field’s type is applied. A field is empty when the page doesn’t show it.

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How to use it

  1. 1Add ScrapePass to Chrome (version 0.2.0 or later).
  2. 2On this page, click Use in ScrapePass.
  3. 3Optionally type what you are looking for, then click Open in ScrapePass. The side panel opens with the template, and the tab goes to the search or start page.
  4. 4Check the fields: rename, remove or reorder them, or click any element on the page to add one. Then run it and export to CSV, Excel or JSON.

Only extract data you have the right to access, and follow each site’s terms.

Questions

How much does it cost?

Templates are free. Running extractions is free. Exporting data, downloading images, and saving screenshots require an active 24-hour pass. A free day or one credit activates a pass with unlimited local exports, image downloads, and screenshots. See pricing.

Which Google News sites does it work on?

google.com, google.co.uk, google.ca, google.com.au, google.de, google.fr, google.es, google.it, google.nl, google.co.in, google.com.sg, google.co.jp.

Can I add or change fields?

Yes. A template opens as an ordinary recipe. Rename, remove or reorder fields, or click any element on the page to add one, then save it as your own recipe to run again in one click.

What if Google News changes its pages?

We update the templates when the site changes, and ScrapePass loads the newest version each time you open one, without an extension update. If something stops working, email support@scrapepass.com.

Google News is a trademark of its owner. ScrapePass is not affiliated with Google News. Only extract data you have the right to access, and follow each site’s terms.

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