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Wikidata — Structured Knowledge & Entity Search

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Wikidata — Structured Knowledge & Entity Search

Wikidata — Structured Knowledge & Entity Search

Search 100M+ Wikidata entities into clean JSON: label, description, aliases, statements (properties and values), Wikipedia link and Wikidata URL. Powered by the public MediaWiki/Wikidata API. No API key.

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Wikidata — Structured Knowledge & Entity Search to JSON

Search millions of Wikidata entities — as clean JSON. Pass names of people, places, organizations or concepts and get back a tidy row per entity: label, description, aliases, statements (properties and values), Wikipedia link and Wikidata URL. Powered by the public MediaWiki / Wikidata API — no API key.

The easy way to pull structured facts into knowledge graphs, apps and AI pipelines.

Who uses this

  • 🤖 AI / LLM & knowledge-graph builders — ground models in structured facts.
  • 🔎 Researchers & data teams — build entity datasets across domains.
  • 🌐 Content & search tools — enrich pages with facts and links.
  • 🧩 Data enrichment — resolve names to canonical IDs (QIDs).
  • 🧑‍💻 Developers — a clean Wikidata endpoint by name.

What you get — one clean row per entity

FieldDescription
idWikidata QID
labelEntity label
descriptionShort description
aliases + aliasCountAlternative names
statementsProperties and their values
propertyCountNumber of properties
wikipediaUrl + wikipediaTitleLinked Wikipedia article
wikidataUrlWikidata entity page
sitelinkCountLinked wiki sites
query, scrapedAtProvenance

Example

Input

{ "queries": ["Douglas Adams", "Mount Everest"], "language": "en", "maxResultsPerQuery": 10 }

Output (one item)

{
"id": "Q42",
"label": "Douglas Adams",
"description": "English writer and humorist (1952–2001)",
"aliases": ["Douglas Noël Adams", "DNA"], "aliasCount": 2,
"propertyCount": 120,
"wikipediaUrl": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Adams",
"wikidataUrl": "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q42"
}

Why this actor

  • Structured facts — properties and values, not just text.
  • 🌐 Any language — labels, descriptions and Wikipedia links localized.
  • 🔗 Canonical IDs — resolve names to Wikidata QIDs.
  • 📚 Wikipedia links — jump from entity to article.
  • Fast & affordable — pay only per entity returned. No API key.

Input options

  • queries (required) — entity names to look up.
  • language — language code for labels/descriptions (default en).
  • maxResultsPerQuery — cap entities per query.

FAQ

What are statements? Property→value facts (e.g. "instance of → human"), returned as a structured list.

Do I get the Wikidata QID? Yes — id is the canonical QID (e.g. Q42).

Which languages? Any Wikidata language — set language.

How fresh is the data? Live from the MediaWiki/Wikidata API on every run.

Can I export to CSV/Excel/Google Sheets? Yes — the dataset exports to JSON, CSV, Excel and HTML, or pull it via the API.

What does it cost? Pay-per-entity — you're only charged for entities actually returned.


Tip: pair this with the Wikipedia actor — resolve a name to a QID here, then pull the article summary there.