Google Patents Scraper
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Google Patents Scraper
Scrape structured patent records (title, abstract, claims, inventors, assignee, dates) from Google Patents.
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Google Patents Scraper: Titles, Abstracts, Claims & Assignees
Turn any Google Patents search into a clean, structured dataset of patents. Search by keyword and narrow by inventor, assignee or priority-date range, and get title, abstract, claims, inventors, assignee, filing/publication dates and CPC codes for every result, fully paginated.
Perfect for patent landscaping, competitor IP monitoring, prior-art search, and technology scouting across any field.
What you get
- 🔎 Search by keyword, narrowed by inventor, assignee, or priority-date range.
- 📄 Full record per patent: title, abstract, and every claim.
- 🏢 Inventors and assignee (the patent owner), in canonical English.
- 🗓️ Priority, filing, publication and grant dates, plus application number.
- 🏷️ CPC classification codes and issuing-authority country code.
- 📊 Clean JSON / CSV / Excel export, ready for a spreadsheet or a pipeline.
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
searchQueries | string[] | Keyword searches to run, e.g. self-driving vehicle. Required. |
inventor | string | Restrict every query to this inventor name. |
assignee | string | Restrict every query to this assignee (patent owner), e.g. Waymo. |
dateFrom / dateTo | string | Priority-date range, YYYY-MM-DD. |
maxItems | int | Stop after this many patents across all queries (default 100). |
proxyConfiguration | proxy | Datacenter rotation by default; switch to residential only if rate-limited. |
Example input
{"searchQueries": ["autonomous vehicle"],"assignee": "Waymo","dateFrom": "2020-01-01","maxItems": 100}
Output
One record per patent, deduplicated by publication number.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
publicationNumber, title, url | Patent identity and its Google Patents page. |
abstract, claims | Abstract text and one entry per claim. |
inventors, assignees | Inventor name(s) and original assignee(s). |
priorityDate, filingDate, publicationDate, grantDate | Key dates. |
applicationNumber, countryCode, cpcCodes | Application number, authority, and CPC codes. |
pdfUrl, snippet | PDF link and the search snippet that matched. |
query, scrapedAt | Source query and scrape time. |
Example output
{"publicationNumber": "US12525077B2","title": "Self-driving vehicles and weigh station operation","url": "https://patents.google.com/patent/US12525077B2/en","abstract": "The technology involves operation of a self-driving truck...","inventors": ["Vijaysai Patnaik"],"assignees": ["Waymo LLC"],"priorityDate": "2019-12-16","filingDate": "2023-11-14","publicationDate": "2026-01-13","cpcCodes": ["B60W50/0205"],"query": "self-driving vehicle"}
FAQ
Do I need a Google account or API key? No. Just provide a search query.
How many results per query? Google Patents pages results in tens and caps a single query at
1000 results; the actor paginates up to your maxItems cap.
Why are some abstracts or claims empty? Patents from some non-US offices don't expose an English abstract or machine-readable claims on Google Patents; core bibliographic fields are always populated.