Below are some examples of configuring and using Burp Spider. For more details, see the Burp Spider help page.

Tree view showing directory structure - Burp Spider provides a clear and detailed overview of the target web application, including each individual page, form, script and image, the links to and from each resource, form fields and values, and the full HTML source code of each page.

Table view showing all requested items - Burp Spider maintains a full history of all pages requested, including key details of each item, such as HTTP response code, page title, and whether the page processes client-submitted parameters or is cookie-dependent. Throughout Burp Spider context menus are used to provide fine-grained control of the spidering process:

Automatic and user-guided form submission - Burp Spider can submit HTML forms automatically, or prompt the user for guidance, allowing specific data to be entered and specific options selected:

Control panel - This controls the scope and behaviour of Burp Spider.

For detailed information about the configuration and use of Burp Spider, see the help page.