Crossref Scraper

Search and extract scholarly publication metadata from Crossref. Get DOIs, citations, authors, journals for 140M+ works.

Search 150M+ scholarly works from CrossRef — DOI, title, authors, journal, publisher, citations & dates. Filter by date & type. Free keyless API.

Search Crossref scholarly works or resolve DOI metadata into clean structured records, including titles, authors, publishers, dates, types, citations, licenses, and canonical URLs. Uses the public Crossref API with no API key required.

Search CrossRef for academic paper metadata. Get DOIs, authors, journals, citations, and publication dates. Essential for research and bibliography building.

Crossref Works Extractor

xtracto/crossref-works

Extract scholarly publication metadata from Crossref — one work per row, with DOI, title, authors, publisher, type, dates, and references. 183M+ works. Public data, no key.

Crossref Scraper — Scholarly Works, DOIs & Citations

hipersoft/crossref-scraper

Bulk-scrape scholarly works from Crossref's 150M+ record index: DOI, title, authors (with ORCID), journal, publisher, publication date, citation count, references, ISSN, subjects and abstract. Full-text search, date and type filters, thousands of results per run. No login, no API key.

Search and fetch academic article metadata (DOIs, authors, citations, journals) from the Crossref REST API. No key required.

Search Crossref scholarly works by query or DOI. Extract titles, authors, publishers, journals, publication dates, DOI URLs, references, licenses, and citation counts.

Crossref Scholarly Scraper — DOIs, Citations & Journals

logiover/crossref-scraper

Scrape Crossref by keyword, ISSN, or DOI list. Extract title, authors, DOI, citations, journal, publisher, funding, license for research, bibliometrics, and academic analysis. No API key required.

Search Crossref DOI and scholarly publication metadata by title, author, funder, journal, publisher, affiliation, ORCID, license and dates. Normalize source-linked works, authors, funders, references and mutable citation signals.