Google Trends Scraper

Get Google Trends data for any keywords — interest over time, interest by country, state or region, and the top and rising searches around each term — and everything trending right now in any country, with search volume and growth. Compare up to 5 terms on the same scale, exactly like the Google Trends website.

No API key, no Google account, no proxies to manage.

What it's for

• SEO and content planning — find rising searches and breakout topics before they peak, and time content to seasonal demand.
• Market and product research — is demand for a product growing or fading? Where is it strongest?
• Brand tracking — compare your brand with competitors, week by week, country by country.
• E-commerce — spot seasonal spikes and regional demand; measure Google Shopping and YouTube interest too.
• Newsrooms and social media — what is trending right now in the US, UK, Japan or Brazil, with search volume.
• AI and data pipelines — clean JSON ready for dashboards, spreadsheets and LLM workflows.

What you get

For each keyword query (one term, or up to 5 compared):

Interest over time	Every point of the chart (by hour, day, week or month), on Google's 0–100 scale
Summary per term	Average, peak value and date, latest value, % change of the latest quarter vs the first
Interest by region	Countries (worldwide) or states / regions (for a country)
Related searches	Top 25 and rising 25 per term — rising ones with their growth, or Breakout (+5000%)
Link	The same view on trends.google.com

For each Trending now country: the full list (often 300–1,600 searches) with search volume (200K+), growth (+1000%), when it started and whether it is still trending, its categories, and the related searches Google groups under it.

Real results from a test run (US, past 12 months):

Query	Average	Peak	Change	Top rising search
matcha	73	100 (Apr 2026)	+21%	—
bitcoin	35	100 (Feb 2026)	−46%	—
labubu	33	100 (Oct 2025)	−89%	—
nike, adidas, puma	55 / 23 / …	100 (Apr 2026)	−8% / …	"nike mind 001" — Breakout

Trending now, past 24 hours: US 490 searches, Japan 422, Brazil 364, UK 310.

Input

{
  "keywords": ["pickleball", "nike, adidas, puma"],
  "geo": "US",
  "timeRange": "today 12-m",
  "property": "web",
  "trendingCountries": ["US", "GB", "JP"],
  "trendingHours": "24"
}

Field	Default	Notes
keywords	—	One query per line; commas compare up to 5 terms.
geo	Worldwide	60+ countries.
timeRange	past 12 months	Past hour to 2004–present, or a custom range (customTimeRange: 2024-01-01 2024-06-30).
property	web	web, youtube, news, images, shopping.
category	0	Google Trends category ID.
includeRegions / includeRelatedQueries	true	Turn off for a lighter run.
trendingCountries	—	Two-letter codes; one record per country.
trendingHours	24	4, 24, 48 or 168 (7 days).
trendingCategories	all	Sports, Entertainment, Technology, Politics and 15 more.
maxTrendingPerCountry	100	Biggest searches first.

At least one keyword or one trending country is required.

Speed and cost

Measured: 11 keyword queries with every widget, plus Trending now for 4 countries, in 21 seconds. The actor talks to Google Trends directly with a fresh session cookie and only falls back to a proxy if Google keeps refusing.

You only pay for results you get

Each keyword query and each Trending now country is one result. Searches with too little volume for Google Trends to show are never written to the dataset, so they are never charged; they are listed in RUN_SUMMARY.failed.

Limitations

• Values are relative (0–100), not search counts — that is how Google Trends works. Trending now volumes are Google's own ranges ("200K+").
• Related topics are not included. Google withholds them from automated sessions; related queries (top and rising) are complete.
• Very rare search terms have no data in Google Trends.

Legal

Reads only what Google Trends shows any visitor. You are responsible for how you use the data.