Firecrawl

Connect a Firecrawl account on every action. Outputs depend on toggles (links, screenshots, etc.).

Shared scrape options

Scrape URL and Crawl Website reuse the same scrape configuration after the URL fields:

Input	Purpose
Format	`Markdown`, `HTML`, or `Raw HTML` for main content.
Include links	Adds a links output: list of URLs found on the page.
Include screenshot	Adds a screenshot output (image file). When on, Full page screenshot chooses viewport vs full page.
Only main content	Strips chrome (nav, footer, etc.); default on.
Mobile	Emulate mobile user agent (responsive layouts, mobile screenshots).
Headers	Extra request headers (cookies, `User-Agent`, etc.) as name/value rows.
Wait for	Milliseconds to wait after load before scraping.
Remove base64 images	Strips huge inline images from output; keeps alt text with a placeholder (default on).

Outputs (scrape-style)

Inputs

Outputs — As under “Shared scrape options.”

Walks internal links starting from a base URL. Inputs

URL — Starting URL.
Limit — Max pages (1–1000, default 100).
Max depth — How “deep” path segments can go (1–100; effectively limits URL path depth).
Ignore query parameters — Treat ?x=1 variants as the same path for deduplication.
Allow backward links — Follow links to sibling/parent paths, not only deeper nested paths.
Shared scrape options for each page.

Outputs

total — Count of pages crawled.
pages — Repeatable: each item includes url, content, links (array), and screenshot (when enabled in scrape options).

Runs a web search via Firecrawl. Inputs

Query
Limit — Result count (1–100). Hidden when you wire the results output as a fixed-size list in the graph—the number of connected “slots” becomes the limit.
Location — Optional geo bias string (e.g. "Germany").
Time filter — Any time, past hour/day/week/month/year.

Outputs

total — Number of results returned.
results — Repeatable; each result exposes title, description (snippet), and url.