Runs hosted or self-hosted headless browsers for agents and scripts, with REST APIs for screenshots, PDFs, and scraping, Puppeteer/Playwright over WebSocket, and an MCP server.
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- Browser REST APIs
Use Browserless to get screenshots, PDFs, rendered HTML, or structured scrape results: ‹what you need›
- BrowserQL Automation
Use Browserless to run GraphQL-style BrowserQL queries against stealth browser sessions: ‹what you need›
- Browsers As A Service
Use Browserless to connect existing Puppeteer, Playwright, or other CDP scripts: ‹what you need›
Connect it over MCP
Connect Browserless as an MCP server, following its setup instructions at https://docs.browserless.io
Its page: docs.browserless.io
Install the CLI
Install it as its own instructions say.
Its page: docs.browserless.io
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Its page: docs.browserless.io
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Skills
Browser REST APIs
Returns screenshots, PDFs, rendered HTML, or structured scrape results from one-shot HTTP calls to /screenshot, /pdf, /content, and /scrape.
Browsers As A Service
Connects existing Puppeteer, Playwright, or other CDP scripts to managed Chromium sessions over WebSocket, with stealth and proxy options.
BrowserQL Automation
Runs GraphQL-style BrowserQL queries against stealth browser sessions to navigate, extract data, and solve CAPTCHAs on bot-protected sites.
MCP Browser Agent
Gives AI assistants a stateful browser agent plus smart scraping, page export, crawling, and Lighthouse audits through the Browserless MCP server.
