--- title: "Web Scraping Tools: Using the Xpath Window - Mozenda" slug: "using-the-xpaths-window" description: "Similar to a house number, XPaths let you tell Mozenda the specific address of an element on the page―even if it changes positions when the page reloads. To manually edit an agent’s XPaths, you need to display the XPaths tool in the Agent Builder. Web Scraping Tools." tags: ["another location", "refine location", "missing window", "query", "language", "node", "utilize"] updated: 2024-05-14T11:25:52Z published: 2024-05-14T11:25:52Z canonical: "help.mozenda.com/using-the-xpaths-window" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.mozenda.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Using the XPath window Every time you select an element in the Agent Builder, Mozenda generates an XPath expression to guide the agent to the proper location. These auto-generated XPath expressions are generally reliable, but learn how to customize your own XPath expressions, to increase the speed, reliability, and flexibility of your agents. More than anything else in your Mozenda toolbox, XPath skills take your agent building to the next level.. ### Open the XPaths window To manually edit or view an agent’s XPaths, you need to display the XPaths tool in the Agent Builder. 1. Open the Agent Builder. 2. Select **File** > **Windows**. 3. Select **XPaths**. 4. Select **SAVE**. ![windows open.gif](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/windows%20open.gif) The XPaths tool can display in a separate window or in part of the tab group at the bottom of the Agent Builder. 1. View an action’s XPath by selecting the action from the actions list at the left of the agent builder. The XPath (the address of the action) displays in the Xpaths window. For example: ![Xpath windowsss.gif](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/Xpath%20windowsss.gif)