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Full Reddit user toolkit — 8 anonymous lookups (profile, trophies, posts, comments, overview, browse, bulk-by-IDs, username) + 5 auth ops (my content, user actions, add/remove friend, friends list, show-my-flair). Use Reddit Vault or paste Token V2 + proxy.

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Reddit Users V1

Full Reddit user toolkit in one actor — 8 anonymous lookups (profile, trophies, posts, comments, overview, browse, bulk-by-IDs, username availability) plus 5 auth-required actions (your own content, follow / unfollow / block / unblock / report, add / remove friend, friends list, show / hide your flair). Pick the endpoint, fill the matching section, hit Start.

Anonymous endpoints need no credentials. Auth-required endpoints reuse a saved account from the Reddit Vault, or accept a Token V2 + matching proxy pasted inline.

What you can do

Each username field accepts a raw username (spez), a u/-prefixed handle (u/spez), or a full profile URL (https://www.reddit.com/user/spez/). Bulk lookup accepts raw IDs (abcd12) and t2_-prefixed (t2_abcd12) — comma list or one per row.

Anonymous endpoints (no credentials needed)

1. About — public profile

Returns a Reddit user's full public profile in one call.

Returns: numeric IDs (id, name), karma breakdown (total_karma, link_karma, comment_karma, awardee_karma, awarder_karma), badges (is_employee, is_mod, is_gold, verified, has_verified_email), created_utc, snoo / icon URLs, plus the embedded profile-subreddit object (u_<name>).

Use it when: profile QA, mod queues, lead enrichment, "is this user real / vetted / verified" checks, building dashboards of influencer / employee / mod activity.

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "about",
  "about_username": "spez"
}

Output (one dataset record)

{
  "endpoint": "about",
  "id": "1w72",
  "name": "spez",
  "total_karma": 937988,
  "link_karma": 182650,
  "comment_karma": 755338,
  "awardee_karma": 25000,
  "awarder_karma": 75000,
  "created_utc": 1118030400.0,
  "is_employee": true,
  "is_mod": true,
  "is_gold": true,
  "verified": true,
  "has_verified_email": true,
  "icon_img": "https://styles.redditmedia.com/t5_3k30p/styles/profileIcon_uj015iwx9s7g1.png",
  "snoovatar_img": "https://i.redd.it/snoovatar/avatars/...png",
  "subreddit": {
    "display_name_prefixed": "u/spez",
    "title": "spez",
    "public_description": "Reddit CEO",
    "subscribers": 0,
    "accept_followers": true
  },
  "accept_followers": true,
  "hide_from_robots": false,
  "pref_show_snoovatar": true
}

2. Trophies — earned badges

Returns the user's earned Reddit trophies / awards (year-club badges, AMA, gilded, etc.).

Returns: array of {kind: "t6", data: {name, icon_70, icon_40, granted_at, url, description, award_id, id}} records.

Use it when: scoring account age & seniority, filtering "real" users vs. fresh throwaways, building reputation overlays.

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "trophies",
  "trophies_username": "spez"
}

Output (one dataset record per trophy)

{
  "endpoint": "trophies",
  "kind": "t6",
  "data": {
    "name": "15-Year Club",
    "icon_70": "https://www.redditstatic.com/awards2/15_year_club-70.png",
    "icon_40": "https://www.redditstatic.com/awards2/15_year_club-40.png",
    "granted_at": 1749182400,
    "url": null,
    "description": null,
    "award_id": null,
    "id": null
  }
}

3. Overview — posts + comments combined

Returns a user's posts and comments interleaved in one feed (Reddit's default profile view).

Returns: array of items — each is either a post (kind: t3) or a comment (kind: t1) with the full Reddit listing payload. Posts get post-shaped columns front-loaded, comments get comment-shaped columns.

Use it when: profiling an account's activity, summarising recent contributions, training data for "is this user spammy / on-topic / mod-worthy" classifiers.

Optional fields: overview_sort (new / hot / top / controversial), overview_time_filter (hour / day / week / month / year / all — only for top / controversial), overview_limit (1–100).

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "overview",
  "overview_username": "spez",
  "overview_sort": "new",
  "overview_limit": 25
}

Output (one dataset record per item — comment shape shown)

{
  "endpoint": "overview",
  "id": "okpklb6",
  "name": "t1_okpklb6",
  "parent_id": "t1_okoapl8",
  "link_id": "t3_1t7d1gy",
  "author": "spez",
  "author_fullname": "t2_1w72",
  "body": "Ding ding ding",
  "score": 24,
  "ups": 24,
  "downs": 0,
  "created_utc": 1778273310.0,
  "permalink": "https://reddit.com/r/redditstock/comments/1t7d1gy/please_fire_vollero_for_buyback_mismanagement/okpklb6/",
  "is_submitter": false,
  "distinguished": "admin",
  "subreddit": "redditstock",
  "subreddit_name_prefixed": "r/redditstock",
  "subreddit_id": "t5_4x7l6b",
  "total_awards_received": 0
}

4. Posts — submissions only

Returns only the user's submitted posts (links + self-posts), no comments.

Returns: array of post records with t3_* fullnames, post-shaped columns front-loaded.

Use it when: finding what an account posts about, OP profile checks, monitoring competitor / influencer posting cadence.

Optional fields: posts_sort, posts_time_filter, posts_limit (1–100).

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "posts",
  "posts_username": "spez",
  "posts_sort": "top",
  "posts_time_filter": "year",
  "posts_limit": 10
}

Output (one record per post)

{
  "endpoint": "posts",
  "id": "1tc6ncq",
  "name": "t3_1tc6ncq",
  "title": "Which language should I learn next?",
  "author": "spez",
  "author_fullname": "t2_1w72",
  "subreddit": "test",
  "subreddit_name_prefixed": "r/test",
  "subreddit_id": "t5_2qh23",
  "score": 1,
  "ups": 1,
  "downs": 0,
  "upvote_ratio": 1.0,
  "num_comments": 0,
  "created_utc": 1779421200.0,
  "permalink": "/r/test/comments/1tc6ncq/which_language_should_i_learn_next/",
  "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/test/comments/1tc6ncq/which_language_should_i_learn_next/",
  "is_self": true,
  "over_18": false,
  "spoiler": false,
  "locked": false,
  "selftext": "Currently writing Python full-time...",
  "thumbnail": "self"
}

5. Comments — comments only

Returns only the user's authored comments, no posts.

Returns: array of comment records with t1_* fullnames, comment-shaped columns front-loaded.

Use it when: sentiment analysis on a user, finding their take on a topic, "comments on which subs lately" audits.

Optional fields: comments_sort, comments_time_filter, comments_limit (1–100).

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "comments",
  "comments_username": "spez",
  "comments_sort": "new",
  "comments_limit": 25
}

Output (one record per comment — same shape as Overview's comment example)

{
  "endpoint": "comments",
  "id": "okpklb6",
  "name": "t1_okpklb6",
  "parent_id": "t1_okoapl8",
  "link_id": "t3_1t7d1gy",
  "author": "spez",
  "body": "Ding ding ding",
  "score": 24,
  "created_utc": 1778273310.0,
  "permalink": "https://reddit.com/r/redditstock/comments/1t7d1gy/please_fire_vollero_for_buyback_mismanagement/okpklb6/",
  "subreddit": "redditstock"
}

6. Browse Users — popular / new directory

Returns Reddit's directory listing of users — either the popular profile-subreddits feed or the new feed.

Returns: array of profile-subreddit records (t5_* names with u_<handle> display names) — same shape as About's subreddit field.

Use it when: discovering trending / newly active accounts, sampling for outreach, building "rising users" lists.

Optional fields: browse_directory (popular / new), browse_limit (1–100).

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "browse_users",
  "browse_directory": "popular",
  "browse_limit": 10
}

Output (one record per user)

{
  "endpoint": "browse_users",
  "name": "t5_3oy63",
  "display_name": "u_thisisinsider",
  "display_name_prefixed": "u/thisisinsider",
  "title": "Business Insider",
  "public_description": "What you want to know about business...",
  "subscribers": 0,
  "created": 1507123989.0,
  "icon_img": "https://styles.redditmedia.com/t5_3oy63/styles/profileIcon_jah6n47yjv041.png",
  "primary_color": "",
  "key_color": "",
  "accept_followers": true,
  "quarantine": false,
  "over_18": false
}

7. Users by IDs — bulk lookup by `t2_` IDs

Bulk-resolve many Reddit user IDs to compact profile records in one call. Up to 500 IDs per call — paste them as a list or comma-separated string.

Returns: array — one record per resolved user with {endpoint, name, id, created_utc, link_karma, comment_karma, profile_img, profile_color, profile_over_18}.

Use it when: hydrating IDs harvested from comments / mod logs / submissions, batch enrichment of large user lists, bulk audience research.

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "lookup",
  "lookup_ids": ["t2_1w72", "t2_29onm7dc32"]
}

Output (one record per user)

{
  "endpoint": "lookup",
  "name": "spez",
  "id": "1w72",
  "created_utc": 1118030400.0,
  "link_karma": 182650,
  "comment_karma": 755338,
  "profile_img": "https://styles.redditmedia.com/t5_3k30p/styles/profileIcon_uj015iwx9s7g1.png",
  "profile_color": "",
  "profile_over_18": false
}

8. Username Available — check if a name is free

Tells you whether a username is still claimable on Reddit.

Returns: {endpoint, username, available} — available: true means free, false means taken or reserved.

Use it when: picking new account names in bulk, brand-protection sweeps, finding free handles.

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "username_available",
  "available_username": "my_new_reddit_handle"
}

Output (one dataset record)

{
  "endpoint": "username_available",
  "username": "my_new_reddit_handle",
  "available": false
}

Auth-required endpoints (Reddit account needed)

These five endpoints sign in as your account and act on its behalf. Save credentials once in Reddit Vault and reuse them by name, or paste Token V2 + matching proxy inline.

9. My Content — your own listings

Returns one of your private listings (overview / submitted / comments / upvoted / downvoted / hidden / saved / gilded).

Returns: array of post / comment items with the same shape as the public overview / posts / comments endpoints — but pulled from your own account's view so it includes hidden / saved / upvoted items only you can see.

Use it when: archiving your account's history, building a personal dashboard, exporting saved / upvoted items for a research corpus.

Optional fields: my_content_sort, my_content_time_filter, my_content_limit (1–100).

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "my_content",
  "my_content_type": "overview",
  "my_content_sort": "new",
  "my_content_limit": 25,
  "credentialSource": "vault",
  "accountName": "motor_tip8865"
}

Output (one record per item — post shape shown)

{
  "endpoint": "my_content",
  "id": "1tc6ncq",
  "name": "t3_1tc6ncq",
  "title": "Which language should I learn next?",
  "author": "motor_tip8865",
  "author_fullname": "t2_29onm7dc32",
  "subreddit": "test",
  "subreddit_name_prefixed": "r/test",
  "score": 1,
  "ups": 1,
  "upvote_ratio": 1.0,
  "num_comments": 0,
  "created_utc": 1779421200.0,
  "permalink": "/r/test/comments/1tc6ncq/which_language_should_i_learn_next/",
  "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/test/comments/1tc6ncq/which_language_should_i_learn_next/",
  "is_self": true,
  "selftext": "Currently writing Python full-time..."
}

10. User Action — follow / unfollow / block / unblock / report

One endpoint, five actions. Picks the action from a dropdown.

Returns: {endpoint, action, target, success, data} — data is the backend response (Reddit's raw acknowledgement, or {} on a clean success).

Use it when: silently following a competitor / influencer, blocking known spammers in bulk, reporting harassment, programmatic relationship management.

Report also accepts an optional user_action_site_rule (e.g. harassment, spam). Unblock auto-resolves your own t2_ ID from your bearer; only fill user_action_my_account_id if auto-resolve fails.

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "user_action",
  "user_action": "follow",
  "user_action_target": "spez",
  "credentialSource": "vault",
  "accountName": "motor_tip8865"
}

Output (one dataset record)

{
  "endpoint": "user_action",
  "action": "follow",
  "target": "spez",
  "success": true,
  "data": {}
}

11. Add / Remove Friend — manage your friends list

Adds or removes a user from your Reddit friends list.

Returns: {endpoint, action, username, success, data} — data echoes Reddit's response (the friend record on add, an empty body on remove).

Use it when: building a curated follow list of users you want to monitor (Reddit pushes their new posts/comments into your friends feed).

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "friend_action",
  "friend_action": "add",
  "friend_username": "spez",
  "credentialSource": "vault",
  "accountName": "motor_tip8865"
}

Output (one dataset record)

{
  "endpoint": "friend_action",
  "action": "add",
  "username": "spez",
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "date": 1779421200.0,
    "name": "spez",
    "id": "t2_1w72",
    "rel_id": "r9_2lkj8"
  }
}

12. Friends List — list your friends

Lists every account you've friended. No filter fields needed.

Returns: array of {endpoint, name, id, date, rel_id} per friend (front-loaded order). Empty list → one row: {endpoint, friends: [], count: 0}.

Use it when: auditing who's on your friends list, exporting your friend roster, syncing with an external CRM.

Optional fields: friends_list_max — cap how many friends to return (0 = all).

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "friends_list",
  "friends_list_max": 0,
  "credentialSource": "vault",
  "accountName": "motor_tip8865"
}

Output (one record per friend — example shows non-empty case)

{
  "endpoint": "friends_list",
  "name": "spez",
  "id": "t2_1w72",
  "date": 1779421200.0,
  "rel_id": "r9_2lkj8"
}

13. Show My Flair — toggle your flair visibility on a subreddit

Toggles whether your flair on a given subreddit is visible to other users.

Returns: {endpoint, subreddit, flair_enabled, success, data} — data is the backend acknowledgement.

Use it when: revealing / hiding your flair in a community as part of profile cleanup, branding swaps, or compliance with subreddit norms.

Example

Input

{
  "endpoint": "show_my_flair",
  "show_my_flair_subreddit": "AskReddit",
  "show_my_flair_enabled": true,
  "credentialSource": "vault",
  "accountName": "motor_tip8865"
}

Output (one dataset record)

{
  "endpoint": "show_my_flair",
  "subreddit": "AskReddit",
  "flair_enabled": true,
  "success": true,
  "data": {}
}

Credentials

The 8 anonymous endpoints (About, Trophies, Overview, Posts, Comments, Browse Users, Users by IDs, Username Available) need no credentials at all — leave the Reddit credentials section blank.

The 5 auth-required endpoints (My Content, User Action, Add / Remove Friend, Friends List, Show My Flair) need a signed-in Reddit account. Save it once in Reddit Vault and reuse the name forever, or paste a Token V2 + matching proxy inline for one-off runs.

Credential lifetimes

Credential	Lifetime	When to refresh
Token V2 (`token_v2` cookie)	~24 hours	Daily — or save a Reddit Session in the vault and let it auto-refresh
Reddit Session (`reddit_session` cookie)	~180 days	Roughly twice a year, or when a run reports `unauthorized`

How to extract these from your browser: open Reddit in Chrome / Brave / Edge / Firefox, then DevTools → Application → Cookies → https://www.reddit.com. Filter by token_v2 or reddit_session and copy the Value column.

Option A — Use saved account (vault) (recommended)

Run the Reddit Vault actor once with mode STORE, an account name (e.g. motor_tip8865), your Token V2 (or Reddit Session for auto-refresh), and the matching proxy.
In this actor, set Credential source = Use saved account (vault) and Saved account name = motor_tip8865.
Token V2 + proxy are pulled from the vault on every run. If you saved a Reddit Session, the Token V2 auto-refreshes whenever it expires.

Option B — Paste Token V2 + proxy inline

Set Credential source = Paste Token V2 + proxy.
Paste the eyJ… Token V2 cookie value (encrypted by Apify at rest).
Paste the Proxy as ip:port:user:pass — must be the same IP that minted the Token V2 (Reddit IP-binds these cookies).

How to run

What to fetch → pick one of the 13 endpoints from the dropdown.
Scroll to the section that matches your endpoint and fill in its fields. Only that section's fields are used — other sections are ignored.
If your endpoint is auth-required (My Content, User Action, Add / Remove Friend, Friends List, Show My Flair), scroll to Reddit credentials and pick a source — vault (name only) or manual (Token V2 + proxy).
Hit Start. Each run produces one or more dataset rows — exactly one per item returned (e.g. 25 posts → 25 rows; 1 follow → 1 row).

Output

Records are pushed to the run's default dataset. The shape depends on the endpoint:

Endpoint	Pushed shape	Front-loaded columns
`about`	one user record	`endpoint, id, name, total_karma, link_karma, comment_karma, …`
`trophies`	array of `{kind:"t6", data:{…}}`	`endpoint, kind, data`
`overview` / `posts` / `comments` / `my_content`	array of post (`t3`) + comment (`t1`) items	post-shaped or comment-shaped based on `kind`
`browse_users`	array of user-subreddits	`endpoint, id, name, total_karma, …`
`lookup`	array of compact user records	`endpoint, id, name, total_karma, …`
`username_available`	`{endpoint, username, available}`	as listed
`friends_list`	array of friend records	`endpoint, name, id, date, rel_id`
`user_action` / `friend_action` / `show_my_flair`	one acknowledgement record	`endpoint, action, target / username / subreddit, success, data`

Empty results push one summary row instead of zero rows (e.g. an empty friends list = {endpoint: "friends_list", friends: [], count: 0}), so a successful run with no items still produces a visible record.

Common edge cases

Edge case	Cause	How it surfaces
Suspended user	Account banned by Reddit admins	`about` returns sparse profile, `posts` / `comments` empty. Some fields may be missing.
Shadowbanned user	Account silently suppressed	All anonymous lookups return "User not found" (Reddit hides shadowbanned accounts from outsiders).
Private profile	User toggled "Show my profile to logged-out users = off"	Anonymous lookups fail with `forbidden`. Use an auth-required endpoint on YOUR account with their consent, or skip.
Mixed valid + invalid IDs in `lookup`	One or more `t2_` IDs are wrong / deleted	Resolved users come back; missing IDs are absent. No error — just fewer rows than IDs supplied.
Bearer expired	Saved Token V2 past ~24 h, no vault session for auto-refresh	Run still completes but auth-required endpoints fail. Re-save the account in Reddit Vault with a Reddit Session for auto-refresh.
Bearer minted on a different IP	Token V2 minted on a different proxy than the one paired with it	Auth-required endpoints fail with `unauthorized`. Re-mint the Token V2 on the proxy you'll use, save them as a pair.
Username with `?` / trailing slash / URL	User pasted a full URL or messy handle	Actor strips it cleanly — `https://reddit.com/user/spez/`, `u/spez`, `spez` all work.
`unblock` auto-resolve failed	Bearer doesn't expose your own t2_ID	Fill `user_action_my_account_id` manually (you can fetch your own ID via `about` on your own username).
Empty friends list	You haven't friended anyone	One row pushed: `{endpoint: "friends_list", friends: [], count: 0}`.
Friend already added	Re-running `friend_action: add` on someone already friended	Reddit returns the existing relationship — `success: true`, no duplicate created.

Why this actor is fast

Speed — under 1 second per anonymous lookup, 2–4 seconds per auth-required call. Pure HTTP to Reddit's mobile API. No browser to boot, no Playwright / Selenium / Puppeteer overhead. Competing browser-based actors typically take 15–60 seconds per call.
Reliability — zero browser flakiness. No headless-Chromium crashes. No JS-render timeouts. No captcha pages.
Footprint — under 100 MB RAM per run. Most browser-based actors need 1–4 GB.
Proxy management handled for you on anonymous endpoints. No proxy to configure for the 8 read-only endpoints — the backend rotates infrastructure behind the scenes.

Status & error reference

Run status (Apify-side, shown on the run page)

Apify message	Meaning	What to do
"Actor succeeded with N results in the dataset"	Run finished, records pushed.	Open the dataset to view the result.
"The Actor process failed…"	Validation error or missing required input.	Check the run log. You are NOT charged for failed runs.
"The Actor timed out. You can resurrect it with a longer timeout to continue where you left off."	Run exceeded timeout (rare — lookups are fast).	Re-run; check Reddit / proxy is reachable.
"The Actor process was aborted. You can resurrect it to continue where you left off."	You stopped the run manually.	No charge for unpushed results.

Common in-run conditions (visible in run log and output record)

Condition	Cause	Result
User not found	Username doesn't exist, is suspended, or is shadowbanned	Run `SUCCEEDED`, single row with `error: "User not found"`.
Private profile	User has logged-out viewing disabled	Run `SUCCEEDED`, row with `error_kind: FORBIDDEN`.
Bearer expired / invalid	Token V2 past ~24 h, no vault session for auto-refresh	Run `SUCCEEDED`, row with `error_kind: UNAUTHORIZED`.
Validation error: missing endpoint / username / IDs	Required input not provided	Run `FAILED` immediately, no charge.
Reddit rate-limit	Per-IP throttle hit (very rare on shared infra)	Run `SUCCEEDED`, row with `error_kind: RATELIMIT`.

Pricing

Pay-per-result. You're only charged for records actually pushed to the dataset — failed runs, validation errors, and credential errors that never reach Reddit cost nothing.

Event	Trigger	Price (per 1,000)
`result`	Each row pushed to the dataset (success or failure)	$0.99

A 25-post overview is 25 rows. A single follow / unfollow / block is 1 row. A lookup of 100 IDs is up to 100 rows.

Need a different shape of data?

Reddit Vault — save Reddit accounts once, call them by name from this actor (free)
Reddit Users V2 — focused profile + your-account + followers + follow/unfollow flow
Reddit Subreddits — info, browse, join / leave, create
Reddit Posts & Feeds V2 — home feed + post state controls
Reddit Commenting V2 — post a top-level comment or reply
Reddit Voting V2 — upvote / downvote / clear your vote
Reddit Posting V2 — create text / link / image / gallery / video / GIF / crosspost / poll posts
Reddit Bulk Scrape V2 — bulk lookups by ID (up to 1500 per run)

All of them accept the same accountName field, so saving credentials in Reddit Vault unlocks them all.

Support and feedback

Found a bug, want a feature, or hit a Reddit error code we don't translate clearly? Open an issue via the actor's Apify Console feedback link, or reach out at the RedCrawler support channel.

Reddit Users V1 is part of the RedCrawler family of Reddit actors. RedCrawler is independent — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Reddit, Inc. Use it within Reddit's API terms.

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Look up any Reddit user (profile, trophies, posts, comments, pinned) and read your own account (active subs, real username, email & phone, prefs, location, followers, account, feeds). Follow/unfollow, validate usernames, flair policy. 19 endpoints — 8 anonymous, 11 saved-account.

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