🎨 Dribbble Shots Scraper — Designs, Tags & Stats

Scrape public design shots from Dribbble and export clean, structured data. Browse by sort (popular, recent), narrow down to a category or tag (mobile, illustration, animation, web-design…), pick a timeframe, run a keyword search — or paste a ready-made Dribbble feed or shot URL — and get one tidy row per shot: title, high-resolution image, engagement stats and the designer credit. Download everything as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull it straight from the API.

Great for design-trend research, mood-board and inspiration feeds, creative-market analysis, or powering your own gallery with fresh, structured shot data.

What it does

• 🔥 Sort the feed — collect the most-appreciated (Popular) or the newest (Recent) shots.
• 🏷️ Filter by category / tag — focus on a niche like mobile, illustration, animation, web-design, branding or typography.
• 🗓️ Timeframe — for the Popular feed, keep shots trending this week, month, year or all time.
• 🔎 Keyword search — look up shots by term (e.g. dashboard, logo, 3d).
• 🔗 Paste Start URLs — drop in any Dribbble feed or single-shot URL straight from your browser.
• 🖼️ High-res images — capture the best available preview image for every shot.
• 💗 Engagement stats — likes and views per shot, so you can rank by traction.
• 🙋 Designer credit — the shot's designer handle and profile link, kept as attribution for the work.
• 🧾 Optional full details — enable Include full details for the description, tags and exact stats where available.
• 📤 Clean, flat output — ready for spreadsheets, databases and dashboards.

Input

Field	Description
Sort / feed	Order the feed: Popular, Recent or Following.
Category / tag	Optional. Limit the feed to one Dribbble category or tag (e.g. mobile, illustration).
Timeframe	Optional. For the Popular feed, restrict to this week / month / year / all time.
Search query	Optional. Search shots by keyword.
Start URLs	Optional list of Dribbble feed or single-shot URLs. When set, these are used instead of the fields above.
Include full details	Fetch each shot's page for extra fields. Slower, richer output.
Max items	Maximum number of shots to collect (0 = no limit).

Example input

{
  "sort": "popular",
  "tag": "mobile",
  "timeframe": "month",
  "maxItems": 100
}

Output

Each shot is one record. Example (fields vary by shot):

{
  "shotId": "27706847",
  "title": "Soma - Glucose Monitoring Mobile App",
  "url": "https://dribbble.com/shots/27706847-Soma-Glucose-Monitoring-Mobile-App",
  "imageUrl": "https://cdn.dribbble.com/userupload/48932205/file/....jpg",
  "tags": ["mobile", "healthcare", "ui design"],
  "likesCount": 87,
  "viewsCount": 4900,
  "designerHandle": "RonDesignLab",
  "designerName": "RonDesignLab",
  "designerUrl": "https://dribbble.com/RonDesignLab",
  "publishedDate": null,
  "description": null,
  "sourceUrl": "https://dribbble.com/shots?sort=popular"
}

Use cases

• Design-trend research — track what's popular in a category and how tastes shift over time.
• Inspiration & mood-board feeds — pull fresh shots into your own gallery or brief.
• Creative-market analysis — benchmark engagement across styles, categories and timeframes.
• Dashboards & aggregators — power your own board or analytics with clean, structured data.

FAQ

Do I need an account or credentials? No. Just set your feed and run.

Can I scrape a specific feed from my browser? Yes — paste one or more Dribbble feed or shot URLs into Start URLs.

Can I focus on one category? Yes — set Category / tag (e.g. illustration) to keep just that niche.

How do I get the description and tags? Enable Include full details to add them where the shot page exposes them.

This tool collects only public design shots and their public engagement stats. The designer handle is captured purely as attribution for the creative work — it does not collect private, contact or account data.