Chzzk Channel Scraper 📺

Scrape any Chzzk (치지직) channel in seconds — get follower counts, verification status, live/offline status, current stream title, category, live viewer count and total views. One clean data row per channel, ready to export to Excel, CSV, JSON, or Google Sheets.

Chzzk is Naver's fast-growing live-streaming platform, home to Korea's top gaming, e-sports, and IRL streamers. This Actor turns any public Chzzk channel into structured data you can analyze, monitor, and build on — no account, no browser extension, and no coding required.

What can Chzzk Channel Scraper do?

• ✅ Get channel profiles — channel name, avatar, description, follower count, and verified badge.
• ✅ Check who is live right now — a simple live / offline flag for every channel.
• ✅ Capture the current stream — stream title, category, and how many viewers are watching.
• ✅ Track audience size — live concurrent viewers plus total accumulated views for the broadcast.
• ✅ See their recent videos — each channel's latest uploads and past broadcasts with view counts, included by default.
• ✅ Scrape many channels at once — paste a whole list and get one row per channel.
• ✅ Export anywhere — download as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or push straight to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier, or your own app via the Apify API.

Who is it for?

• Streamers & creators tracking their own growth or benchmarking against others.
• Talent agencies & sponsors shortlisting and monitoring Chzzk streamers for partnerships.
• Market & audience researchers studying Korea's live-streaming and gaming scene.
• Developers who need reliable Chzzk channel data feeding a dashboard, bot, or database.

How to scrape Chzzk channels

1. Click Try for free / Start.
2. Add one or more channels in the Chzzk channels to scrape field — one per line. You can paste the full channel URL (for example https://chzzk.naver.com/9381e7d6816e6d915a44a13c0195b202) or just the 32-character channel ID.
3. Click Save & Start.
4. When the run finishes, open the Output tab and download your data in any format you like.

Where do I find a channel URL? Open the streamer's page on chzzk.naver.com. The address bar shows chzzk.naver.com/<channelId> — copy the whole URL and paste it in.

Input example

{
    "channels": [
        "https://chzzk.naver.com/9381e7d6816e6d915a44a13c0195b202",
        "7efa5b40ee1729ac57d3adbebf3ddb3c"
    ]
}

Output example

Each channel becomes one record like this:

{
    "channelId": "9381e7d6816e6d915a44a13c0195b202",
    "channelName": "Example Streamer",
    "channelUrl": "https://chzzk.naver.com/9381e7d6816e6d915a44a13c0195b202",
    "channelImageUrl": "https://nng-phinf.pstatic.net/.../profile.jpg",
    "verifiedMark": true,
    "channelDescription": "Daily gaming streams 🎮",
    "followerCount": 128940,
    "isLive": true,
    "liveTitle": "Ranked grind to Master!",
    "liveCategory": "League_of_Legends",
    "liveCategoryValue": "League of Legends",
    "categoryType": "GAME",
    "concurrentUserCount": 4213,
    "accumulateCount": 51877,
    "openDate": "2026-08-05 19:30:11",
    "closeDate": null,
    "adult": false,
    "krOnlyViewing": false,
    "tags": ["LoL", "Ranked"],
    "recentVideosCount": 10,
    "recentVideos": [
        {
            "videoNo": 14532446,
            "videoTitle": "Ranked highlights of the week",
            "videoType": "REPLAY",
            "readCount": 88213,
            "duration": 8134,
            "publishDate": "2026-08-04 21:30:00",
            "videoCategoryValue": "League of Legends",
            "thumbnailImageUrl": "https://nng-phinf.pstatic.net/.../thumb.jpg",
            "tags": ["lol"]
        }
    ],
    "scrapedAt": "2026-08-05T11:02:44.512Z"
}

Output fields

Field	Description
channelId	The Chzzk channel ID.
channelName	Channel display name.
channelUrl	Direct link to the channel.
channelImageUrl	Channel profile image (avatar).
verifiedMark	true if the channel is verified.
channelDescription	Channel bio / description.
followerCount	Number of followers.
isLive	true if the channel is broadcasting live right now.
liveTitle	Title of the current (or most recent) stream.
liveCategory	Category code of the stream.
liveCategoryValue	Human-readable category name (game or topic).
categoryType	Type of category (for example a game).
concurrentUserCount	Live viewers watching right now.
accumulateCount	Total views for the broadcast. For offline channels this is the last stream's final total.
openDate	When the stream started.
closeDate	When the stream ended (empty while live).
adult	true if the stream is marked adult-only.
krOnlyViewing	true if viewing is restricted to Korea.
tags	Stream tags set by the streamer.
scrapedAt	Timestamp of when the data was collected.

Recent videos (included by default)

Each channel row also lists that channel's latest videos and clips — a great way to see what a streamer actually publishes, not just their live moment. Use Number of recent videos (default 10, up to 100) to control how many you get per channel, or switch Include recent videos off for profile and live status only.

Each recentVideos list has one entry per video:

Field	Description
videoNo	Video number (used in the video URL).
videoTitle	Video title.
videoType	REPLAY (past broadcast) or UPLOAD.
readCount	View count.
duration	Length in seconds.
publishDate	When it was published.
videoCategoryValue	Category (game or topic).
thumbnailImageUrl	Thumbnail image.
tags	Video tags.

The row also gets a recentVideosCount field with the number of videos returned.

Pricing

This Actor uses pay per event — you pay only for the results you get, with no per-second server charges to guess at:

• Channel scraped — charged once for each channel returned (profile + live status).
• Video details scraped — charged once for each recent video returned. This applies only when Include recent videos is on; turn it off to pay for the base channel data alone.

So a run over 5 channels with 10 recent videos each is billed as 5 channel events + 50 video events. See the Pricing tab on the Actor page for the current per-event rates.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Chzzk or Naver account? No. The Actor collects publicly available channel information without any login.

Can I monitor channels on a schedule? Yes. Use the Apify Schedules feature to run the Actor every hour or day and keep a fresh dataset — perfect for tracking follower growth or catching when a streamer goes live.

How many channels can I scrape? As many as you like — add them all to the input list and the Actor returns one row each.

In what formats can I export the data? JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, RSS, or HTML. You can also connect the output to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier, Slack, or pull it programmatically with the Apify API.

Is web scraping legal? This Actor collects only publicly accessible data. As with any scraping, you are responsible for how you use the data and for complying with applicable laws and Chzzk's terms. Do not collect personal or sensitive data without a lawful basis.

Integrations & API

Run Chzzk Channel Scraper from the Apify Console, on a schedule, or programmatically through the Apify API and client libraries for JavaScript and Python. Connect the results to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier, Airbyte, and hundreds of other tools, or feed them into an AI agent over MCP.

Have a feature request or a Chzzk data need this Actor does not cover yet? Open an issue on the Actor page — feedback shapes the roadmap.