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Get Active Crawls
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get/crawl/active
Request example
Response
get/crawl/active
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application/json
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The unique identifier of the crawl
The ID of the team that owns the crawl
The origin URL of the crawl
The crawler options used for this crawl
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Only return the main content of the page excluding headers, navs, footers, etc.
Default: true
Returns a cached version of the page if it is younger than this age in milliseconds. If a cached version of the page is older than this value, the page will be scraped. If you do not need extremely fresh data, enabling this can speed up your scrapes by 500%. Defaults to 0, which disables caching.
Default: 0
Headers to send with the request. Can be used to send cookies, user-agent, etc.
Specify a delay in milliseconds before fetching the content, allowing the page sufficient time to load.
Default: 0
Set to true if you want to emulate scraping from a mobile device. Useful for testing responsive pages and taking mobile screenshots.
Default: false
Controls how PDF files are processed during scraping. When true, the PDF content is extracted and converted to markdown format, with billing based on the number of pages (1 credit per page). When false, the PDF file is returned in base64 encoding with a flat rate of 1 credit total.
Default: true
JSON options object
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The schema to use for the extraction (Optional). Must conform to JSON Schema.
The system prompt to use for the extraction (Optional)
The prompt to use for the extraction without a schema (Optional)
When enabled, scans the scraped page content for prompt injection attempts before running the extraction. If an injection is detected, the request fails with a 403 and error code SCRAPE_PROMPT_INJECTION_DETECTED. Adds 4 credits when the check runs. Defaults to false.
Default: false
Actions to perform on the page before grabbing the content
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Location settings for the request. When specified, this will use an appropriate proxy if available and emulate the corresponding language and timezone settings. Defaults to 'US' if not specified.
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ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g., 'US', 'AU', 'DE', 'JP')
Default: "US"
Pattern: ^[A-Z]{2}$
Preferred languages and locales for the request in order of priority. Defaults to the language of the specified location. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Accept-Language
Removes all base 64 images from the output, which may be overwhelmingly long. The image's alt text remains in the output, but the URL is replaced with a placeholder.
Default: true
Specifies the type of proxy to use.
- basic: Proxies for scraping sites with none to basic anti-bot solutions. Fast and usually works.
- enhanced: Enhanced proxies for scraping sites with advanced anti-bot solutions. Slower, but more reliable on certain sites. Billed at the same credit cost as basic.
- auto: Firecrawl will automatically retry scraping with enhanced proxies if the basic proxy fails. Enhanced proxies carry no credit surcharge, so either way only the regular cost is billed.
If you do not specify a proxy, Firecrawl will default to basic.
Options:
basicenhancedautoIf true, the page will be stored in the Firecrawl index and cache. Setting this to false is useful if your scraping activity may have data protection concerns. Using some parameters associated with sensitive scraping (actions, headers) will force this parameter to be false.
Default: true
Per-request Threat Protection override. Fields you provide replace the corresponding fields of your organization's policy for this request only; omitted fields keep their organization-level values. Requires Threat Protection to be enabled for your team (enterprise feature) — otherwise the request is rejected with a 403. If your organization has disabled request overrides, any request that includes this object is rejected with a 403. If Threat Protection is enforced for your team,
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URL scanning mode for this request.
normal checks URLs against Google Web Risk (+2 credits per URL scanned).Options:
offnormalNormalized risk score (0–100) at or above which a classifier verdict blocks the URL. Lower is stricter.
Range: 0–100
Domains to always block, as plain domains (
example.com) or wildcard globs (*.example.com). No protocol, path, or port.Items: max 1000
Domains to always allow, as plain domains or wildcard globs. Wins over every other rule.
Items: max 1000
Top-level domains to block outright, lowercase without the leading dot (e.g.
zip).Items: max 1000
What to do when the classifier can't be reached:
closed blocks the request, open allows it.Options:
openclosedOptions for change tracking (Beta). Only applicable when 'changeTracking' is included in formats. The 'markdown' format must also be specified when using change tracking.
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The mode to use for change tracking. 'git-diff' provides a detailed diff, and 'json' compares extracted JSON data.
Schema for JSON extraction when using 'json' mode. Defines the structure of data to extract and compare. Must conform to JSON Schema.
Prompt to use for change tracking when using 'json' mode. If not provided, the default prompt will be used.
Tag to use for change tracking. Tags can separate change tracking history into separate "branches", where change tracking with a specific tagwill only compare to scrapes made in the same tag. If not provided, the default tag (null) will be used.
Default: null

