Google Maps Photos & Videos Scraper
Pricing
from $0.25 / 1,000 photo or video extracteds
Extract every photo and video for any Google Maps place, categorized as Menu, Food & drink, Vibe, By owner, Latest, Videos, and Street View.
One or more places to scrape photos for. Supported shapes: • Full Google Maps URL (paste from the address bar or 'Copy link') • Share link (maps.app.goo.gl / goo.gl/maps) • place_id:ChIJ... URL • Hex CID (0x...:0x...)
Either this OR the search-term fields below must be provided.
[]Search keywords to find places by. Each keyword runs as a Google Maps search; every matching place gets photos scraped. Combine with 'Location', 'Search circle', or 'Search polygon' below.
[]City, region, or country to search in. A city name alone works ('Paris'); add a country for precision ('Paris, France'). Ignored if 'searchCircle' or 'searchPolygon' is also set.
Cap on how many places one search keyword surfaces before photo scraping begins. Google's hard cap is ~120 per query.
Limit search keywords to a circular area. Provide JSON like { "lat": 48.86, "lng": 2.35, "radiusMiles": 5 }. Overrides 'Location' when set.
Limit search keywords to a polygon. Provide JSON like [[2.32, 48.85], [2.40, 48.85], [2.40, 48.90], [2.32, 48.90]] (≥3 [lng, lat] vertices). Overrides 'Location' and 'Search circle' when set.
[]Which photo tabs to include. Pick 'all' to scrape every tab. Tabs not present on a given place are skipped automatically.
[ "all"]Stop paginating each tab once this many photos have been returned. Set to a small number for previews; raise it (or omit) for full collection.
Suffix applied to the image URL. Larger sizes cost the same in this Actor — Google's CDN serves the resize for free.
Whether the entry is a photo, video, or Street View panorama.
The Maps tab the photo came from (key like 'food', label like 'Food & drink').
Small preview URL (~200px), alongside the full-size image URL.
Original pixel dimensions of the photo or video frame.
GPS EXIF data when present. Stripped from ~70% of user uploads.
Date the photo was posted to Google Maps.
True when the place owner posted the photo via Google My Business.
Normalized source platform the photo was uploaded from.
Human-readable place name extracted from the input URL.
The original URL the user provided for this place.
Stable Google identifiers for the place. Useful when feeding rows into other Maps tools.
When the place was surfaced from a search keyword (not a direct URL), include which keyword produced it.
Google's numeric per-photo category tag. Mostly useful for debugging.