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Instagram Post Scraper lets you extract captions, images, likes, comments, and URLs from Instagram posts by hashtag, user, or location. This Instagram Post Scraper exports data to JSON, CSV, or Excel, making it perfect for research, insights, and social media trend tracking.

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$19.99/month + usage

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          "skipPinnedPosts": {
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            "title": "📊 Also write a one-row-per-person table",
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          "proxyConfiguration": {
            "title": "🌐 Proxy",
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