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Shows a black Browser Use Logo in light color mode and a white one in dark color mode.
The AI browser agent.
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🌤️ Want to skip the setup? Use our cloud for faster, scalable, stealth-enabled browser automation!

🤖 LLM Quickstart

  1. Direct your favorite coding agent (Cursor, Claude Code, etc) to Agents.md
  2. Prompt away!

👋 Human Quickstart

1. Create environment with uv (Python>=3.11):

uv init

2. Install Browser-Use package:

#  We ship every day - use the latest version!
uv add browser-use
uv sync

3. Get your API key from Browser Use Cloud and add it to your .env file (new signups get $10 free credits):

# .env
BROWSER_USE_API_KEY=your-key

4. Install Chromium browser:

uvx browser-use install

5. Run your first agent:

from browser_use import Agent, Browser, ChatBrowserUse
import asyncio

async def example():
    browser = Browser(
        # use_cloud=True,  # Uncomment to use a stealth browser on Browser Use Cloud
    )

    llm = ChatBrowserUse()

    agent = Agent(
        task="Find the number of stars of the browser-use repo",
        llm=llm,
        browser=browser,
    )

    history = await agent.run()
    return history

if __name__ == "__main__":
    history = asyncio.run(example())

Check out the library docs and the cloud docs for more!


🔥 Deploy on Sandboxes

We handle agents, browsers, persistence, auth, cookies, and LLMs. The agent runs right next to the browser for minimal latency.

from browser_use import Browser, sandbox, ChatBrowserUse
from browser_use.agent.service import Agent
import asyncio

@sandbox()
async def my_task(browser: Browser):
    agent = Agent(task="Find the top HN post", browser=browser, llm=ChatBrowserUse())
    await agent.run()

# Just call it like any async function
asyncio.run(my_task())

See Going to Production for more details.


🚀 Template Quickstart

Want to get started even faster? Generate a ready-to-run template:

uvx browser-use init --template default

This creates a browser_use_default.py file with a working example. Available templates:

  • default - Minimal setup to get started quickly
  • advanced - All configuration options with detailed comments
  • tools - Examples of custom tools and extending the agent

You can also specify a custom output path:

uvx browser-use init --template default --output my_agent.py

💻 CLI

Fast, persistent browser automation from the command line:

browser-use open https://example.com    # Navigate to URL
browser-use state                       # See clickable elements
browser-use click 5                     # Click element by index
browser-use type "Hello"                # Type text
browser-use screenshot page.png         # Take screenshot
browser-use close                       # Close browser

The CLI keeps the browser running between commands for fast iteration. See CLI docs for all commands.

Claude Code Skill

For Claude Code, install the skill to enable AI-assisted browser automation:

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/browser-use
curl -o ~/.claude/skills/browser-use/SKILL.md \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/browser-use/browser-use/main/skills/browser-use/SKILL.md

Demos

📋 Form-Filling

Task = "Fill in this job application with my resume and information."

Job Application Demo Example code ↗

🍎 Grocery-Shopping

Task = "Put this list of items into my instacart."

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a6813fa7-4a7c-40a6-b4aa-382bf88b1850

Example code ↗

💻 Personal-Assistant.

Task = "Help me find parts for a custom PC."

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ac34f75c-057a-43ef-ad06-5b2c9d42bf06

Example code ↗

💡See more examples here ↗ and give us a star!


Integrations, hosting, custom tools, MCP, and more on our Docs ↗


FAQ

What's the best model to use?

We optimized ChatBrowserUse() specifically for browser automation tasks. On avg it completes tasks 3-5x faster than other models with SOTA accuracy.

Pricing (per 1M tokens):

  • Input tokens: $0.20
  • Cached input tokens: $0.02
  • Output tokens: $2.00

For other LLM providers, see our supported models documentation.

Can I use custom tools with the agent?

Yes! You can add custom tools to extend the agent's capabilities:

from browser_use import Tools

tools = Tools()

@tools.action(description='Description of what this tool does.')
def custom_tool(param: str) -> str:
    return f"Result: {param}"

agent = Agent(
    task="Your task",
    llm=llm,
    browser=browser,
    tools=tools,
)
Can I use this for free?

Yes! Browser-Use is open source and free to use. You only need to choose an LLM provider (like OpenAI, Google, ChatBrowserUse, or run local models with Ollama).

How do I handle authentication?

Check out our authentication examples:

  • Using real browser profiles - Reuse your existing Chrome profile with saved logins
  • If you want to use temporary accounts with inbox, choose AgentMail
  • To sync your auth profile with the remote browser, run curl -fsSL https://browser-use.com/profile.sh | BROWSER_USE_API_KEY=XXXX sh (replace XXXX with your API key)

These examples show how to maintain sessions and handle authentication seamlessly.

How do I solve CAPTCHAs?

For CAPTCHA handling, you need better browser fingerprinting and proxies. Use Browser Use Cloud which provides stealth browsers designed to avoid detection and CAPTCHA challenges.

How do I go into production?

Chrome can consume a lot of memory, and running many agents in parallel can be tricky to manage.

For production use cases, use our Browser Use Cloud API which handles:

  • Scalable browser infrastructure
  • Memory management
  • Proxy rotation
  • Stealth browser fingerprinting
  • High-performance parallel execution

Tell your computer what to do, and it gets it done.

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