Vinted Catalog Browser

Browse Vinted's newest arrivals by catalog category — no keyword needed. Pick a market and a catalog (women, men, kids and their subcatalogs), add brand, size, price and status filters, and get every fresh item back as clean, structured data. Each row carries the title, price, brand, size, status, photo, seller and a direct link. Collect anywhere from a handful of new arrivals to a 5,000-row multi-catalog export. Built for resellers, vintage hunters, market researchers and fashion teams who need Vinted supply as data: watch what lands first, spot underpriced pieces fast, track prices by brand or size, and build watchlists without opening a single category page by hand.

What you can do with it

• Catch new arrivals first — browse newest-first and re-run on a schedule to spot fresh pieces before anyone else.
• Browse by catalog — cover women, men, kids and their subcatalogs together, or focus on one category.
• Filter by brand and size — narrow the feed to the labels and sizes you actually sell or wear.
• Find the cheapest pieces — sort by price to surface the lowest-priced items in any catalog.
• Build watchlists and inventory lists — export titles, prices, brands, sizes, photos and links straight into a spreadsheet or pipeline.
• Watch supply over time — re-run daily or weekly and compare datasets to track prices, brands and availability.

What you get

One row per item. Abridged sample of a single result:

{
  "itemId": "4123456789",
  "title": "Wool coat - beige, great condition",
  "url": "https://www.vinted.fr/items/4123456789",
  "thumbnail": "https://images.vinted.net/t/abc123_300x300.jpg",
  "price": 32.5,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "brand": "Mango",
  "size": "M",
  "status": "Good",
  "seller": "parisfashion",
  "catalogId": "1242",
  "domain": "www.vinted.fr"
}

Each row keeps the item's main photo, its brand and size where shown, and the market it was found in. Where an item omits a field — no brand, no size, no photo — the actor leaves it empty rather than guessing.

Input reference

Setting	Type	Default	What it does
Market domains	list of text	www.vinted.fr	Vinted markets to browse: www.vinted.fr, www.vinted.de, www.vinted.es, www.vinted.it, www.vinted.co.uk and other Vinted markets.
Catalog categories	list of text	—	Catalog category IDs to browse (women / men / kids subcatalogs), e.g. 1242. One browse runs per ID. Leave empty to browse the whole market feed.
Brand IDs	list of text	—	Only return items of these brand IDs, e.g. 53. Leave empty for all brands.
Size IDs	list of text	—	Only return items of these size IDs. Leave empty for all sizes.
Status IDs	list of text	—	Only return items with these status IDs (e.g. new, with tags). Leave empty for every status.
Minimum price	number	—	Only return items priced at or above this amount in the market currency.
Maximum price	number	—	Only return items priced at or below this amount in the market currency.
Max items	whole number	200	How many items to collect. The actor works through the result pages automatically until this number is reached or the results run out. Maximum 5,000.
Sort	choice	newest	newest (newest first), price_asc (cheapest first), price_desc (priciest first), or relevance.

Provide at least a market (it has a default, so a run works out of the box); add catalog IDs to focus the feed and filters to narrow it.

Output fields

Field	Type	Description
itemId	text	The item's numeric ID.
title	text	Item title as shown to readers.
url	text	Direct link to the item.
thumbnail	text	The item's main photo, when it has one.
price	number	Asking price, when listed.
currency	text	Currency code of the market, e.g. EUR.
brand	text	Brand name, when shown.
size	text	Size label, when shown.
status	text	Item status/condition, when shown.
seller	text	Seller's display name, when shown.
catalogId	text	Catalog category ID the item was found in (empty for whole-market browses).
domain	text	Market host the item was found on.
rank	number	Position of the item in its catalog results.

Example use cases

• Reseller deal flow — browse the dresses catalog newest-first every morning and message sellers on the standout pieces.
• Brand watch — follow a brand ID in your size across two markets on a daily schedule and track what appears, at what price.
• Price research — pull 2,000 rows for a coats catalog and compare asking prices by brand and size.
• Kids' wardrobe refresh — browse kids subcatalogs cheapest-first each week and export fresh options with links.
• Market sizing — count items per catalog and brand to see where supply concentrates.

Pricing

You pay per result, with no monthly minimum.

What you are charged for	Price
Catalog item — one item added to your dataset	$1.50 per 1,000

Worked example. A morning check collecting 2000 items costs 2000 × $0.0015 = $3.00.

Limits & what this actor cannot do

• Titles, prices, photos and availability are a snapshot at the moment of collection; items are edited, reserved or sold constantly.
• The actor returns what Vinted actually serves and reports distinct items only — the same item repeated across pages is returned once.
• Each row carries the catalog result's single main photo, not the full gallery, and no description text; both live on the item page.
• Where an item omits a field the actor leaves it empty rather than guessing.
• Prices come back in each market's own currency; a figure is never re-labelled into a different currency.
• Speed depends on the size of the job and on Vinted's own response times; no fixed throughput is promised.
• Vinted's terms govern automated access. You are responsible for using the data lawfully and in line with the source site's terms, and for handling any personal data in line with applicable privacy law.

FAQ

Do I need a Vinted account? No. The actor reads only what Vinted shows publicly in its catalog results.

Does it need my login or password? No. There is nothing to connect and nothing to configure — pick a market and press start.

Which markets can I browse? Any Vinted market host (www.vinted.fr, www.vinted.de, www.vinted.es, …). Mix as many as you like in one run.

How many items can I get in one run? Up to 5,000 per run. If a catalog holds more than that, split it with narrower filters or fewer catalogs per run.

Why are some fields empty? Because the item did not show them. The actor reports exactly what the catalog carries — an empty field means "not shown", never a failed guess.

Can I get full descriptions and all photos? Not from catalog results — they carry one photo and no description. Feed the item links from any run into an item-details scraper for the complete record.

Can I schedule it? Yes. Schedule it hourly, daily or weekly, and each run writes a fresh dataset you can compare against the last — ideal for tracking prices, new arrivals and supply over time.

Is the data complete? It is complete for everything Vinted shows openly in its catalog results. The actor reports distinct items rather than the shifting estimate of the total, and leaves unshown fields empty instead of inventing them.