Web-scale video and media data pipelines 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
100% ethical and compliant
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).