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Extract Page · real government publication

A 12-table government fees page becomes one 19-sheet workbook

The GOV.UK immigration and nationality fees page as published — Before — the real page

PulseExtract Page

The workbook Pulse produced, open in Microsoft Excel on the populated "Price Comparison" worksheet — After — worksheet “Price Comparison” of the file Pulse produced

Sourcegov.ukPulse actionExtract PageOutputExcel workbook (.xlsx)Time821 msResult19 worksheets · 222 rows

View original source ↗Download the Excel workbook ↓89 KB Download the full result package ↓467 KB

This page publishes the Home Office fee schedule across twelve separate tables, thousands of pixels apart. One Extract Page run returned a workbook with each fee table on its own worksheet, plus Overview, Key Information, Sources and Run Information tabs. The whole document, structured, in under a second - and every row is a real spreadsheet cell you can sort, filter and total.

Real-world notePulse writes the source URL and the capture time into the workbook itself, so the file can be traced back to the page it came from months later.

Honest limitationThe Overview, Contacts and Sources worksheets are thin for this page because the page itself publishes almost no contact or organisation detail. Pulse writes the sheets it can fill and leaves the rest empty rather than inventing content. Extract writes one generic business report for any page, so the Word and PowerPoint files title this result "Pulse Company Brief" and record GOV.UK as the organisation. That generic company-report framing is optimised for company pages and is less suitable for this government fee schedule; the figures it carries are correct, and the files are published unedited rather than corrected by hand. The workbook is the primary result demonstrated here.

How this picture was made, and the table behind it

The "after" picture is the workbook above opened READ-ONLY in genuine Microsoft Excel 16.0, on worksheet "Price Comparison" (sheet 6 of 19, used range A1:D27). The window was framed: the title bar, ribbon and the signed-in person's name are cropped away, and the first column was widened on screen so the category text reads. No cell value, format or sheet was changed and nothing was saved - the workbook's SHA-256 is identical before and after.

From the workbook Pulse produced - the worksheet in the picture above, "Price Comparison"

Fees category	Current fee	Fee from 8 October 2026
electronic travel authorisation (ETA)	20	20
Transit visa - (direct airside transit)	41.5	41.5
Transit visit visa - (landside transit)	74.5	74.5
Visa for the purpose of joining a ship or aircraft as a member of the crew of that ship or aircraft	74.5	74.5
Administrative review	80	80
Visit visa – short up to 6 months	135	135
Receiving, preparing and forwarding documents - consular functions	141	141
Call out/out of hours fee (per hour/part hour) - service of consular officers	142	142
Single-entry visa to replace a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP)	154	154
Transfer of Conditions (Vignette Transfer) application made overseas	154	154
Hong Kong British National (Overseas) for 30 months - main applicant and dependants	206	206
Visiting academic - more than 6 months but no more than 12 months	234	234
Private medical treatment visa - more than 6 months but not more than 11 months	234	234
Hong Kong British National (Overseas) for 5 years - main applicant and dependants	285	285

25 rows on this worksheet; the whole workbook is in the download.

Everything this one run produced — 7 genuine files

Format	What it is	Size	Where	SHA-256
XLSX	Excel workbook (.xlsx)	89 KB	its own button above	`33b70a9a22ca…`
PDF	PDF report	112 KB	in the result package	`bf1774920321…`
DOCX	Word (.docx) — editable report	18 KB	in the result package	`4951000e3bf1…`
PPTX	PowerPoint (.pptx) — slide deck	116 KB	in the result package	`bd1e42131e7b…`
CSV	CSV — the file the CSV button itself writes: the largest of the tables Pulse detected, worksheet "Price Comparison (7)"	9 KB	in the result package	`6c6c3f0dd26f…`
JSON	JSON	85 KB	in the result package	`853b80edf28d…`
CSV	CSV of the worksheet in the picture, "Price Comparison"	5 KB	in the result package	`563ebe2ac59e…`

Pulse's own “Download All” ZIP for this result holds 17 files (467 KB), published exactly as Pulse built it. Every format listed above is inside it.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Crown copyright. The source organisation does not endorse, sponsor or review Pulse Extractor. The download is the exact file Pulse produced (89 KB, SHA-256 33b70a9a22cadee2…).

Smart Snip · live U.S. labour statistics

A federal statistics table, drawn as a chart page, becomes a spreadsheet

The BLS earnings table as published on bls.gov — Before — the real page

PulseSmart Snip

The workbook Pulse produced, open in Microsoft Excel — After — worksheet “Smart Snip” of the file Pulse produced

Sourcebls.govPulse actionSmart SnipOutputExcel workbook (.xlsx)Time1.8 sResult30 states × 4 columns

View original source ↗Download the Excel workbook ↓131 KB Download the full result package ↓568 KB

BLS publishes these figures as a chart page; the numbers sit behind a "Show table" control rather than in a file you can download. One selection returned every visible state with its hourly earnings, weekly earnings and weekly hours, as typed spreadsheet cells - and the same selection also produced CSV, JSON, text, PDF, PNG and editable Word and PowerPoint.

Honest limitationSmart Snip reads what is on screen, so this snip holds the states that were in view at the moment of the selection. Scrolling and snipping again continues the list. The two layout replicas carry a stray document property: their Keywords field reads "Pulse; undefined" instead of "Pulse; Smart Snip". It is a defect in the exporter, visible only in File > Properties, and it changes nothing a reader sees. The files are published as Pulse wrote them rather than tidied by hand; the exporter is fixed on the next version line, where a regression test now reads the finished document properties.

How this picture was made, and the table behind it

The "after" picture is the workbook above opened READ-ONLY in genuine Microsoft Excel 16.0, on worksheet "Smart Snip" (sheet 1 of 3, used range A1:D39). The window was framed: the title bar, ribbon and the signed-in person's name are cropped away. No cell value, format or sheet was changed and nothing was saved - the workbook's SHA-256 is identical before and after.

From the workbook Pulse produced - the worksheet in the picture above, "Smart Snip"

State	Average hourly earnings	Average weekly earnings	Average weekly hours
Alabama	$32.54	$1,187.71	36.5
Alaska	$38.17	$1,404.66	36.8
Arizona	$36.54	$1,264.28	34.6
Arkansas	$30.05	$1,066.78	35.5
California	$42.54	$1,442.11	33.9
Colorado	$40.31	$1,382.63	34.3
Connecticut	$39.75	$1,339.58	33.7
Delaware	$34.07	$1,107.28	32.5
District of Columbia	$58.70	$2,113.20	36
Florida	$36.37	$1,262.04	34.7
Georgia	$36.10	$1,267.11	35.1
Hawaii	$40.76	$1,361.38	33.4
Idaho	$35.62	$1,250.26	35.1
Illinois	$36.93	$1,255.62	34

30 rows on this worksheet; the whole workbook is in the download.

Everything this one run produced — 10 genuine files

Format	What it is	Size	Where	SHA-256
XLSX	Excel workbook (.xlsx)	131 KB	its own button above	`083fab3f2e93…`
CSV	CSV	1 KB	in the result package	`14cdae715e19…`
JSON	JSON	7 KB	in the result package	`1831afbdc590…`
TXT	Plain text	1 KB	in the result package	`29b770a91a41…`
PDF	PDF	68 KB	in the result package	`bb4f35e453db…`
PNG	PNG image of the selection	110 KB	in the result package	`a1df9631e200…`
DOCX	Word (.docx) — editable layout replica	114 KB	in the result package	`44efd7c97a57…`
PPTX	PowerPoint (.pptx) — editable layout replica	118 KB	in the complete Proof Lab package	`180add765605…`
DOCX	Word (.docx) — Pulse report	115 KB	in the complete Proof Lab package	`eb00e250b35e…`
PPTX	PowerPoint (.pptx) — Pulse report	134 KB	in the result package	`c547c233bab7…`

Pulse's own “Download All” ZIP for this result holds 8 files (568 KB), published exactly as Pulse built it. It does not carry every format offered above: the PowerPoint layout replica and the Word report are downloaded separately, and both are included in the complete Proof Lab package below.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. BLS material is in the public domain. The source organisation does not endorse, sponsor or review Pulse Extractor. The download is the exact file Pulse produced (131 KB, SHA-256 083fab3f2e930f1e…).

Research · evidence-backed company intelligence

Research goes deeper than we can responsibly publish here.

Pulse Research can surface named people, public contact details, evidence and source records. For this public demonstration, we show a representative company-intelligence preview while keeping the complete genuine dossier private.

Named peopleWho is there, with the role each one holds.
Public contact detailsPublished emails and switchboard numbers, as the source states them.
EvidenceEach claim carried with what supports it, not asserted on its own.
Source recordsThe pages a finding came from, linked so it can be checked.

Try Research yourself Free includes one lifetime Research run.

What is not hereThe complete dossier from the run behind this preview is deliberately not published and not downloadable. A genuine dossier names real people, so it is kept private rather than hand-edited - an edited file would no longer be a Pulse output.

A Research example joins this gallery when a run clears the same bar everything else here is held to: safe to publish openly, and good enough to put in front of a paying customer.

Smart Snip · one selection, eleven genuine outputs

A published rates table becomes an editable Word document and a slide

The National Minimum Wage rates table on GOV.UK — Before — the real page

PulseSmart Snip

The Word document Pulse produced, opened in Microsoft Word — After — the file Pulse produced

Sourcegov.ukPulse actionSmart SnipOutputWord (.docx) + PowerPoint (.pptx)Time413 msResult2-page Word doc · 2-slide deck

View original source ↗Download the Word document ↓49 KB PowerPoint slide ↓52 KB Download the full result package ↓245 KB

One selection, eleven files. Opened in genuine Microsoft Word, the result is a real table with editable cells, not a screenshot pasted into a page: every rate, every increase and every percentage matches the source exactly. The same snip also produced the spreadsheet, the data formats, the PDF, the image and a Pulse report in both Office formats.

Real-world noteEditable Word and PowerPoint replicas are live in the current Chrome Web Store release, as is everything else on this page. The artifacts here were produced with the release before it.

Honest limitationThe editable Word and PowerPoint layout replicas shown here were produced with the release before the current one; Word and PowerPoint export is live in the current release. In the CSV and JSON the column names come through blank and the real header row sits as the first row of data. That is deliberate: this table is published with every cell as an ordinary data cell, with no header markup anywhere in it, and Pulse will not promote a row it cannot verify is a header - doing so would relabel real data as column names. An unreadable header is left empty rather than invented, and no row is lost. The two layout replicas carry a stray document property: their Keywords field reads "Pulse; undefined" instead of "Pulse; Smart Snip". It is a defect in the exporter, visible only in File > Properties, and it changes nothing a reader sees. The files are published as Pulse wrote them rather than tidied by hand; the exporter is fixed on the next version line, where a regression test now reads the finished document properties.

How this picture was made, and the table behind it

The "after" picture is this file opened in genuine Microsoft Office and exported to PDF, with page 1 rasterised at 144 dpi. Nothing in the document was changed.

Everything this one run produced — 10 genuine files

Format	What it is	Size	Where	SHA-256
XLSX	Excel workbook (.xlsx)	57 KB	in the result package	`c092781c0e58…`
CSV	CSV	520 B	in the result package	`caa58d917aa3…`
JSON	JSON	2 KB	in the result package	`d19ea3a57379…`
TXT	Plain text	297 B	in the result package	`a517141a1d73…`
PDF	PDF	29 KB	in the result package	`29300d93617a…`
PNG	PNG image of the selection	43 KB	in the result package	`fef61fdde654…`
DOCX	Word (.docx) — editable layout replica	49 KB	its own button above	`b37e88e5c1fc…`
PPTX	PowerPoint (.pptx) — editable layout replica	52 KB	its own button above	`9829c554fc93…`
DOCX	Word (.docx) — Pulse report	51 KB	in the complete Proof Lab package	`9a0c6a16cf22…`
PPTX	PowerPoint (.pptx) — Pulse report	63 KB	in the result package	`dabf84d6feec…`

Pulse's own “Download All” ZIP for this result holds 8 files (245 KB), published exactly as Pulse built it. It does not carry every format offered above: the PowerPoint layout replica and the Word report are downloaded separately, and both are included in the complete Proof Lab package below.

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Full-Page Capture · a very long guidance page

Nine thousand pixels of guidance, captured whole - as PDF and as PNG

The top of the Immigration Salary List guidance page — Before — the real page

PulseFull-Page Capture

The first page of the PDF Pulse captured — After — the file Pulse produced

Sourcegov.ukPulse actionFull-Page CaptureOutputMulti-page PDF + full-resolution PNGTime8.2 sResult9909 px page → 5-page PDF

View original source ↗Download the PDF ↓616 KB Full-resolution PNG ↓713 KB

An ordinary screenshot stops at the bottom of the screen. This page is nearly ten thousand pixels tall, most of it a single long occupation table. Capture Full Page paginated the whole thing into one PDF that stays readable and prints sensibly, and captured the same page again as a single full-resolution PNG. Both files are here.

Real-world notePage furniture such as the cookie banner and navigation is captured as part of the page, because a capture reproduces the page as it appeared rather than editing it.

Honest limitationPage furniture such as the cookie banner and the site navigation is captured as part of the page, because a capture reproduces the page as it appeared rather than editing it.

How this picture was made, and the table behind it

The "after" picture is this file opened in genuine Microsoft Office and exported to PDF, with page 1 rasterised at 144 dpi. Nothing in the document was changed.

Everything this one run produced — 2 genuine files

Format	What it is	Size	Where	SHA-256
PDF	Multi-page PDF	616 KB	its own button above	`3694cc97527f…`
PNG	Full-resolution PNG	713 KB	its own button above	`4f114917d5ca…`

Capture Full Page writes one file per capture, so this result has no Pulse ZIP; both captures are offered individually above.

How these were made

The rules this page is held to.

Every example on this page is a real third-party webpage, opened in Chrome, with the real Pulse extension run against it. Each card is ONE run: every format offered on that one result was exported from it, and all of them are published exactly as Pulse produced them, byte for byte, each stating its own SHA-256. The "after" images are those same files opened in genuine Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint. No result was corrected, reformatted or rebuilt by hand, and no example was dropped for looking bad.

Each run is kept under its own write-once evidence directory, named for its capture time and source domain. A later run never overwrites an earlier one.

The complete Proof Lab package below is one ZIP holding every genuine artifact on this page, one directory per example, each with a provenance file recording the source URL, the Pulse action and version, the run date, the measured time, every output filename with its SHA-256, the licence note and the known limitation. 3.1 MB, SHA-256 1e9327e776d65d7d…

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Sources are used under the Open Government Licence v3.0 or as U.S. federal public-domain material, with attribution as each publisher requires. Crests, crowns and logos that appear inside a capture are part of an unedited record of the page: they are reproduced as captured, never used as a Pulse mark, and imply nothing. No source organisation endorses, sponsors or has reviewed Pulse Extractor.

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Real webpages.Real Pulse runs.Real files.

A 12-table government fees page becomes one 19-sheet workbook

A federal statistics table, drawn as a chart page, becomes a spreadsheet

Research goes deeper than we can responsibly publish here.

A published rates table becomes an editable Word document and a slide

Every example is a page you can open yourself.

Nine thousand pixels of guidance, captured whole - as PDF and as PNG

The rules this page is held to.

Run it on a page of your own.

Real webpages.
Real Pulse runs.
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