UNIQLO Scraper – Products, Prices, Stock & Reviews
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from $0.50 / 1,000 product details
Scrape the UNIQLO catalog in 19 markets: one row per product with name, gender, base and promo price, colors, sizes, rating, image and product URL. Optionally add per-size stock availability and customer reviews. Filter by keyword, category, color, size, promo flag or price. No login needed.
Two-letter region/market code that scopes the catalog and the X-FR-Clientid header (e.g. us, uk, jp, de). EU markets may use the eu-cc form.
Two-letter language code for the catalog (e.g. en, ja, de).
Full-text search keyword. Leave empty to browse the whole catalog.
Filter to one leaf category — pick from the list. Options reflect the US catalog; for other regions you can also type a raw leaf category id (parent/gender ids return 0 results).
Filter by color — pick from the list (OR-ed together). Options reflect the US catalog; for other regions you can also type a raw code such as COL09.
Filter by size — pick from the list (OR-ed together). Options reflect the US catalog; for other regions you can also type a raw code such as SMA004.
Filter by merchandising flag — pick from the list (OR-ed together).
Filter by price bucket — pick from the list (OR-ed together). Buckets are in the regions currency; you can also type a custom range such as 25.0-50.0.
For each product, also pull per-SKU (color+size) variants joined with live stock availability (in stock, quantity, status). Adds two extra requests per product, so it is slower. Turn off for a faster catalog-only run.
For each product, also pull customer reviews (rating, title, comment, fit, reviewer info). Adds requests per product, so it is slower. Off by default.
Cap the number of reviews fetched per product (only used when 'Fetch reviews' is on). 0 = all reviews.
How many products to enrich in parallel (variant availability and/or reviews). Higher is faster but more likely to be rate-limited.
Stop after this many products. Set to 0 for the entire catalog (long runs). Defaults to 100 to keep a no-input run quick.
