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Wikidata Entities & Knowledge Graph Scraper

Search Wikidata and export matching entities as clean structured data. Get each entity's label, description, aliases, type, country, official website, inception date and industry, plus the Wikidata URL. Great for research and KYB enrichment. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel.

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What you get

Each record is one Wikidata entity, ready for enrichment, a graph or a spreadsheet:

qid: the stable Wikidata identifier (for example Q95)
label: the entity name in English
description: the short description
aliases: other names the entity is known by
instanceOf: what kind of thing it is (company, human, chemical element and so on)
country: associated country when set
industry: the industry when set
headquarters: headquarters location when set
website: the official website when set
inception: founding or creation date when set
url: a direct link to the Wikidata page
observedAt: when the record was collected

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
KYB and enrichment	Teams matching companies and people to a stable identifier
Research and data science	Analysts pulling structured facts for entities at scale
Knowledge graphs	Builders seeding a graph with labels, types and relations
Reference and content	Editors resolving names, aliases and descriptions

How to use it

Enter a search query (a keyword, company, person, place or concept).
Set Max Items for how many matching entities to collect.
Run and export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull it through the Apify API.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a QID? A QID is the permanent identifier Wikidata gives every entity (for example Q95 for Google). It is the safest way to link records across data sets.

Why are some fields empty? Wikidata is community maintained, so not every entity has a website, country or inception date. Missing facts are returned as null while label and description are always present.

Can I search for people, places or products? Yes. Any entity type works. The type is returned in the instanceOf field so you can filter to companies, humans, cities and more.

What language are the results in? Labels and descriptions are returned in English. Aliases are the English aliases recorded for the entity.

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with Wikidata or the Wikimedia Foundation. It only accesses publicly available open data. Use the results in accordance with the source's terms.

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