Wikipedia Search Scraper
Pricing
$1.00 / 1,000 article records
Pricing
$1.00 / 1,000 article records
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Pepe Schuster
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Search Wikipedia articles — title, snippet, word count, link.
Search Wikipedia and return article title, snippet, size, word count, and URL. No account, no API key, and no proxies — this Actor reads a stable public API and returns clean, structured data you can download as JSON, CSV, or Excel, or pull straight from the Apify API.
Features
- ⚡ Fast & reliable — hits a stable public endpoint, so runs don't get blocked or break on layout changes.
- 🎯 Clean structured output — every result is a flat record with consistent fields (
title,wordcount,snippet,url). - 🔁 Batch & schedulable — pass multiple queries in one run, or schedule it for a always-fresh feed.
- 🔌 Integrates everywhere — export JSON/CSV/Excel or connect via the API, webhooks, Zapier, Make, Google Sheets, and 5,000+ integrations.
Who it's for
Researchers, content teams, AI/RAG builders.
Common use cases
- Market, competitor, and trend research
- Feeding dashboards, spreadsheets, and internal tools
- Enriching datasets and powering AI / RAG / automation workflows
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
searchQueries | array | Wikipedia search terms. Required. |
maxItems | integer | Cap the number of records returned (0 = provider default). |
Example input
{"searchQueries": ["artificial intelligence","apify"],"maxItems": 25}
Output
One record per result. Example output:
{"title": "Example item","wordcount": 1234,"snippet": "...","url": "https://example.com/item"}
Fields: title, wordcount, snippet, url. Download as JSON, CSV, XML, or Excel — or fetch programmatically from the dataset API.
Pricing
This Actor uses pay-per-result: you're billed only for the records you actually get. No monthly fee, and empty runs cost nothing — so it's dramatically cheaper than manual research or bloated data subscriptions.
FAQ
Do I need an API key or login? No — it uses a public endpoint.
How fresh is the data? It's fetched live on every run, so it's as current as the source.
Can I run it automatically? Yes — schedule it (hourly / daily / weekly) or trigger it via API or webhook.
How do I get more results? Increase maxItems, or pass several queries in a single run.
What formats can I export? JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, RSS, or via the API.
Notes
This Actor reads a public API. Please use it responsibly and within the data provider's terms of service.