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Google Images Scraper — Image Search with Full Metadata

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Scrape Google Images by keyword: full-size image URL with width and height, file size, dominant color, source page, title, site and domain, plus product prices and license credits when Google shows them. Google's filters, country and language, related searches past the per-search limit.

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from $0.50 / 1,000 images

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Berkan Kaplan

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0.1.12 — 2026-10-22 — maintenance re-enabled (free-user loss still growing)

Re-enabled the maintenance early-exit. The 0.1.9/0.1.10 cost cut lowered per-run cost ~13x but free-tier users (the majority) still run at a loss (they pay nothing, we pay compute) and the search fee only starts 14 Nov 2026. Account loss kept growing ($13 to $19), so runs are paused again until the search fee makes all runs cover their compute.

0.1.9 — 2026-10-22 — cost reduction (profitable as-is) + maintenance lifted

relatedSearches default is now off (was auto). Auto-widening into related searches was the main source of SERP-proxy requests that returned few or no billable images. The term's own pages (~250 images) are returned by default; opt back in with relatedSearches: "auto".
maxSearchesPerQuery default 30 → 10 — caps the worst-case SERP requests per query.
No wasted pages when filters empty the result — once a results page is read but every image is removed by the user's filters (e.g. minWidth: 20000), the Actor stops reading further pages and skips related searches (both would be filtered out too), so no SERP request is wasted.
Maintenance pause (0.1.7/0.1.8) removed: the Actor runs normally again, now at much lower cost per run.

0.1.7 — 2026-10-22 — temporary maintenance pause

Runs exit immediately in a maintenance guard (no Google searches, ~0 compute, nothing charged) until the search fee starts on 14 November 2026. Reason: until then the page-reading compute is unbilled, so low-yield runs run at a loss. To be removed when the search fee activates. This is a stop-gap because Apify blocks unpublishing a paid Actor and enforces a 14-day notice on pricing changes.

0.1.6 — 2026-10-20

Price change, starts 14 November 2026, 15:00 UTC. A second charge event, search: one Google results page that was read and used. Announced through Apify on 19 October 2026, so every existing user was notified more than 14 days before it starts.
image keeps its price. No input, field or default changed; this release is documentation only.
Why: the cost of running this Actor grows with the number of Google searches, while only images that survive your filters are charged. Measured on the platform: minWidth and minHeight of 20000 on "golden retriever" read 8 Google pages, saw 600 images and delivered 0 (run BZKbwqe8Fi6AkXVaS); a full run of 100 images read 2 pages (run HSrKLI329TDRs807T). Charging the search keeps filter-heavy runs available instead of capping pages for everyone.
Still free: a page Google did not answer and the automatic retry of it, a page read in parallel and then discarded, status rows, related-search rows, and images removed by the Actor-side filters (minWidth, minHeight, aspectRatio, skipCrawlerOnlyImages).
SOURCE_REPORT.chargedSearches (shipped in 0.1.5) is the count that will be charged, so it can be checked before the date.

0.1.5 — 2026-10-20

Groundwork for a second charge event, search: one Google results page that was read and used. It charges nothing in this build — an event the Actor's price does not define costs the user zero, so prices are unchanged until a price record defines search. The change and its start date will be in the release that turns it on.
Why: the cost of this Actor grows with the number of Google searches, while only images that survive your filters are charged. A run whose Actor-side filters (minWidth, minHeight, aspectRatio, skipCrawlerOnlyImages) remove almost everything reads 6-7 Google pages and delivers nothing, so the search is what has to carry the cost.
Free, now and after the event is priced: a page Google did not answer and the automatic retry of it, a page read in parallel that was discarded unused, status rows, related-search rows and images removed by your filters.
SOURCE_REPORT gains chargedSearches per term and in totals (measured: "golden retriever", 100 images, related searches off → 1 search, 1 charged; the same term with minWidth/minHeight 20000 → 7 searches, 7 charged, 601 images seen, 555 removed by width, 0 delivered). The run log line names it too.
No field removed or renamed; no input changed.

0.1.4 — 2026-10-01

Documentation only, no code change: the README was checked claim by claim against the test runs and corrected (request success and timeouts, the image check covered 39 sites, related searches that change the subject, what productBrand holds, when format is empty). The sample rows now come from build 0.1.3 runs.

0.1.3 — 2026-10-01

New field imageUrlCrawlerOnly (true or false on every image row): true when Google's link to the original is an Instagram or Facebook "lookaside" crawler link or a TikTok image-API link. In our checks these returned a web page or HTTP 403 instead of the file (Meta links 11 of 11, TikTok 2 of 2); they were 369 of 4,670 image rows (7.9 %) in the test runs of builds 0.1.1–0.1.2. thumbnailUrl and pageUrl still work for those rows.
New input skipCrawlerOnlyImages (off by default): leaves those images out, like the other Actor-side filters (not charged), and fills the limit with other images.
New input relatedSearchesExclude: words or phrases; a related search containing one of them is not used (for "red panda", Google suggested "red panda drawings", "anime red panda" and "turning red red panda"). Skipped ones are listed in SOURCE_REPORT (relatedSearchesExcluded).
SOURCE_REPORT lists every Google search in searchesUsed, including a page read in parallel that was not needed (0.1.2 counted it in searches but did not list it) and a first page that was tried again. The note names a later page of the term that failed twice. Request latency now covers answered requests only; timeouts counts requests stopped at the 90-second limit.
A page read alongside the page where the term's own results ran out is now used (it is already paid for) instead of dropped.
After a related search that delivers nothing, the next batch reads only as many related searches as are left before the stop (3 in a row that deliver nothing), so an impossible filter reads at most 4 of them instead of up to 6.
No field removed or renamed.

0.1.2 — 2026-10-01

New field licenseName: the short name of a Creative Commons license ("CC BY-NC 2.0", "CC0 1.0", "Public Domain Mark 1.0") when the image's license link is a creativecommons.org license; null otherwise.
When the Actor-side filters (aspect ratio, minimum width or height) leave nothing, the Actor stops widening after 3 related searches that deliver no image, instead of using up maxSearchesPerQuery. The status row still explains how many images each filter removed.
After the first page, a term's own result pages are read two at a time when more than one page is still needed (still delivered in Google's order). Run time still depends mostly on how fast Google answers: in two test runs, 500 filtered red panda images took 326 s instead of 442 s, while 700 golden retriever images took 248 s instead of 221 s. When the last page turns out to be the end, the page read alongside it is one extra Google request.

0.1 — 2026-09-30

First version.

Google Images results for any search term through Apify's Google SERP proxy: up to 100 images per Google page, the term's pages read until Google has no more, up to 1,000 images per term.
Per image: the original image URL with width and height, aspect ratio and orientation, format (from the file name), file size (Google's label, in bytes), dominant color, Google's thumbnail, the page the image appears on with its title, site name and domain, and Google's "About this image" link.
When Google shows them: the product on the page (title, brand, price, currency, Google Shopping link) and the image's license details (license link, creators, credit line, copyright notice).
Related searches (relatedSearches: auto, default): when a term's own pages run out before maxImagesPerQuery, the Actor continues with the related searches Google lists that contain every word of the term. Those rows carry sourceQuery and fromRelatedSearch: true. off keeps only the term's own results.
Google filters: size, color (black and white, transparent, 12 colors), type (photo, clip art, line drawing, animated), file type, time, usage rights (Creative Commons, commercial). Each value was checked against Google; Google's il:cl usage-rights value and its aspect-ratio value had no effect and are not used. No "face" filter.
Actor-side filters on the image size: aspect ratio (tall, square, wide, panoramic), minimum width and height. Images left out are not charged.
Duplicates removed by Google's image ID within a term; optionally across terms (removeDuplicatesAcrossQueries).
51 countries (the country's Google domain) and any interface language.
Pricing: one image event per delivered image. Status rows (no result, everything filtered) and related-searches rows are free.
SOURCE_REPORT record per run: every Google search per term, duplicates, images left out per filter, Google's related searches, request latency.
Batch and Standby (HTTP API) modes share the same code and the same event.
Default memory 256 MB (up to 1 GB can be chosen).

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Changelog

0.1.12 — 2026-10-22 — maintenance re-enabled (free-user loss still growing)

0.1.9 — 2026-10-22 — cost reduction (profitable as-is) + maintenance lifted

0.1.7 — 2026-10-22 — temporary maintenance pause

0.1.6 — 2026-10-20

0.1.5 — 2026-10-20

0.1.4 — 2026-10-01

0.1.3 — 2026-10-01

0.1.2 — 2026-10-01