Gemini Answer Scraper

See exactly what Google Gemini tells a real visitor, and keep the screenshot to prove it.

Gemini Answer Scraper asks Google Gemini your prompts the way a real person does: in a real Chrome browser, logged out, from the country you choose. For every prompt you get the full answer as clean Markdown, every source Gemini cited, and a full-page screenshot of the answer as it appeared on screen.

Use it to capture how Gemini answers a question, which sites it cites, and how that answer changes from one country to another — with a screenshot you can put in a report.

Why this Gemini scraper

• 📸 Screenshot proof for every prompt. A full-page JPEG of the real Gemini page, stored with the run and linked from each result. A prompt that fails gets a screenshot too, so you can see why.
• 🔗 The citations Gemini actually used. Sources are read from Gemini's own Sources panel, not guessed from the text. Duplicate links to one article are merged into one.
• 🌍 Per-country answers. Gemini answers for the country a visitor connects from. Pick a country and the run connects from there, with the browser language, region and time zone to match.
• 🕵️ Anonymous, like a real visitor. No Google account, no API key, no cookies of yours. You see the answer a first-time visitor in that country sees.
• 📦 Batch runs. Up to 20 prompts per run, each in a fresh tab of one browser session.
• 🛡️ Automatic login-wall fallback. Starts on cheap datacenter proxies. If Google shows a login wall, the run moves to a new datacenter address, then to residential, and asks that prompt again. Other failures (Gemini timing out, or a country datacenter can't reach) are recorded, not rerouted; a Gemini error reply is asked once more.

What data you get

Field	What it is
prompt	The prompt you asked
answered	true when Gemini gave an answer
text	The full answer as Markdown (headings, lists, tables, code)
citations	Every cited source: { title, url }
citationCount	Number of distinct sources
citedDomains	The cited sources' domains, in order
screenshotUrl	Link to the full-page screenshot
country, language	Where and how the prompt was asked
egressPath, proxyGroup, fallbackUsed, attempts	Which proxy answered it (datacenter#0, residential-fallback, residential, custom-proxy, …), and whether the run had to switch
error	Why a prompt failed (login wall, timeout, no answer, Gemini error), or null
durationMs, scrapedAt	Timing

Export to JSON, CSV, Excel or HTML, or read it from the API.

How to use it

1. Enter one prompt, or a list of up to 20.
2. Pick a country (for example us, es, de) and a browser language.
3. Click Start. Each answer lands in the dataset as soon as it is ready.

Input example

{
  "prompts": [
    "What are the best running shoes in 2026?",
    "Best budget noise-cancelling headphones?"
  ],
  "country": "us",
  "language": "en",
  "screenshot": true
}

Advanced options: proxyConfiguration (datacenter by default; choose RESIDENTIAL to skip datacenter; your own proxy URLs are used as given, without fallback), datacenterRotations (0–3), residentialFallback (on by default) and answerWaitSecs (10–300).

Output example

From a real run (answer and citations shortened):

{
  "prompt": "Best budget noise-cancelling headphones?",
  "country": "us",
  "language": "en",
  "answered": true,
  "text": "When shopping for budget noise-cancelling headphones (typically under $100), you no longer have to sacrifice decent sound quality or effective Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). …",
  "citations": [
    { "title": "Best Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones under $100", "url": "https://recordingnow.com/blog/best-noise-cancelling-headphones-under-100/" },
    { "title": "The 6 best budget headphones of 2026 (all under $100) - Mashable", "url": "https://mashable.com/roundup/best-budget-headphones-under-100-2026" }
  ],
  "citationCount": 2,
  "citedDomains": ["recordingnow.com", "mashable.com"],
  "screenshotUrl": "https://api.apify.com/v2/key-value-stores/<store-id>/records/screenshot-2",
  "egressPath": "datacenter#0",
  "proxyGroup": "AUTO",
  "fallbackUsed": false,
  "attempts": 1,
  "error": null,
  "durationMs": 43058,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-11-04T13:30:18.809Z"
}

FAQ

What will a run cost me? You pay a fee per answered prompt, plus Apify platform usage (compute + proxy), which is billed for failed prompts too. Failed prompts are not charged an answer fee. The current per-answer price for your Apify plan is on this Actor's Pricing tab in Apify Store. Usage depends on how much of the run needs residential proxies.

Why does my answer differ from what I see in Gemini? You are probably logged in, in another country, or on a paid Gemini plan. This Actor shows what an anonymous first-time visitor sees in the country you picked, which is the answer most people get. Anonymous Gemini currently answers with Google's free default model.

What is the screenshot for? Proof. It shows the page exactly as Gemini rendered it: the answer, its citation chips and the logged-out session. Put it in a report when someone asks "did Gemini really say that?"

Which countries work? Any country Gemini is available in. Datacenter proxies cover fewer countries. If a country fails on datacenter, set the proxy group to RESIDENTIAL.

Why did a prompt fail? The error field says why, and the screenshot shows it. Common causes: Google's login wall (the run switches proxy and asks again automatically), Gemini taking longer than answerWaitSecs, or Gemini replying with its own error message (asked once more automatically). Failed prompts are not charged an answer fee. If no prompt in a run is answered, the run ends as failed.

Why did my run stop early, or fail with "maximum cost"? Each run has a maximum cost you set in Apify. Before each prompt the Actor checks that one more answer still fits under it; if not, the remaining prompts are skipped (no rows, no charge) and the status says "N skipped (max charge reached)". If the limit doesn't cover even one answer (check the per-answer price for your plan on the Store Pricing tab), no prompt is asked and the run ends as failed with a message saying so. Raise the maximum cost per run in the run options.

Why at most 20 prompts per run? Google limits how much one address can ask. Twenty per run keeps each run on one clean session. For more prompts, start more runs, or schedule them.

Is there an official Gemini API? Yes, but the API is not the Gemini app. It doesn't browse the web the same way, and it doesn't give you the answer or citations a real visitor sees. Use this Actor when you care about what people actually see.

Is it legal to scrape Gemini? This Actor reads publicly available answers anonymously and stores no personal data. Check the terms that apply to you and your use case, and ask a lawyer if in doubt.

Can I use it from my own tools? Yes: the Apify API, webhooks, scheduled runs, Make, Zapier, n8n, Google Sheets, and MCP for AI agents.