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Entity names as Wikipedia spells them
Wikipedia's autocomplete returns article titles, not search phrases, which makes it the cheapest way to resolve a rough name to the canonical one. Measured on 2026-09-08: three seeds returned 26 titles, every one of them unique. Requests carry a named user agent and a longer delay, because that is what Wikipedia's API asks for.
Autocomplete & Keyword Suggest Scraper - 7 Engines at Onceneverempty/keyword-suggest-scraper
Seed
Engine
Suggestion
Rank
+17 fieldsTextNumberBooleanListObject
Input
Seed keywords:marie curie+2
Search engines:wikipedia
A-Z expansion:false
0-9 expansion:false
Question expansion:false
Preposition and comparison expansion:false
Language code:en
Amazon marketplace id:ATVPDKIKX0DER
Maximum suggestions to return:200
Maximum requests:30
Collapse the same suggestion into one row:false
Keep repeats within one engine:false
Drop the seed itself:false
Minimum words:0
Maximum words:0
Must contain
Must not contain
Use a proxy if a service answers with a bot check:false
Output fields
Seed
Engine
Suggestion
Rank
Query
Expansion
Source
Status
Scraped At
Engine Title
Is Seed Itself
Word Count
Character Count
Requested Country
Requested Language
Engines
Engine Count
Best Rank
Search Url
Note
Seeds
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Start the run02
The Actor will start running based on the input automatically.
Receive the output03
Monitor the progress in real-time. You will be notified as soon as your dataset is complete and ready for review.
Integrate into your workflow04
The final output is delivered in JSON, CSV, or Excel format, ready to be plugged into your workflow.
