Instagram Post Scraper
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Instagram Post Scraper
Scrape Instagram posts. Just add one or more Instagram usernames and get your data in seconds including text, hashtags, mentions, comments, images, URLs, likes, locations, and metadata. Export scraped data, run the scraper via API, schedule and monitor runs or integrate with other tools.
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from $1.60 / 1,000 posts
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45K
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>99%
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id | caption | url | commentsCount | likesCount | firstComment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
359***66 | Books allow readers to *** at the link in bio. | https://www.instagram.com/p/DH***C/ | 41 | 9028 | More about books 😍 |
359***88 | Photos by @ingo*** about these pumas at the link in bio. | https://www.instagram.com/p/DH***o/ | 143 | 68801 | ❤️ |
359***22 | Meet the Nat*** their stories at the link in bio. | https://www.instagram.com/p/DH***O/ | 136 | 13385 | Omg!!! ❤️ @dzennypha_ |
The data above is synthetic and does not reflect real-world values. View full dataset
Not getting in date sequence data
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Hi Team,
I recently used the actor to scrape Instagram user posts. However, I noticed that the posts were returned in a random order, not sorted by timestamp. I was expecting the results to be in chronological order — specifically, the latest 25 posts based on their posting time.
Could you please explain the sequence in which the data is returned?
Thanks, Vivek Gupta
Hi!
The actor scraping posts with the concurrency from 10 to 50 (depending on RAM). As soon as each post is scraped, details are saved to the dataset. That's why the original chronological order is not precise. Posts are scraped in batches on each scroll. Inside the batch, ordering is randomized based on data response time for each post. However total amount of posts by date range or results limit should always be correct.
I will close the issue now, but if there is anything else we can help with, please let us know.
