Web-scale video and media data extraction for multimodal AI
Discover and extract video, image, audio and text data from billions of public pages. Ethically-sourced, ready for model pre-training or fine-tuning.
Why the biggest names in AI choose us
2.3B+
videos extracted (and counting)
2PB+
of video provided to leading AI teams daily
2.5B+
image and video URLs discovered every day
5T+
text tokens in hundreds of languages daily
99.99%
uptime and 24/7 expert support
Robust content feeds, straight to your cloud
Build petabyte-scale web data extraction pipelines, optimized for multimodal training data.
1
Discover Content
Use the Web Archive to filter billions of web pages and find fresh URLs for video, audio, images, PDFs or any other media type.
- Discover new sources through rich, filterable metadata
- Precisely target by modality, language, or domain
- Curate custom datasets for ongoing or one-off needs
- Optional annotation and labeling services available
Discover new sources through rich, filterable metadata
Precisely target by modality, language, or domain
Curate custom datasets for ongoing or one-off needs
Optional annotation and labeling services available
2Unlock & Extract
Use the Web Unlocker for fast, reliable extraction of media from any URL - at any scale, without getting blocked.
- Automatically avoid anti-bot measures and CAPTCHAs
- Scalable, cost-effective acquisition for training pipelines
- API-based retrieval with high reliability and uptime
- Integrate seamlessly with your cloud or data lake workflows
Automatically avoid anti-bot measures and CAPTCHAs
Scalable, cost-effective acquisition for training pipelines
API-based retrieval with high reliability and uptime
Integrate seamlessly with your cloud or data lake workflows
Compliant and ethical
In 2024, Bright Data won court cases against Meta and X, becoming the first web scraping company to be scrutinized in U.S. court - and win (twice).
Our privacy practices comply with data protection laws, including EU data protection regulatory framework, GDPR, and the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA).