Dribbble Jobs Scraper

What does Dribbble Jobs Scraper do?

Dribbble Jobs Scraper collects public design and creative job listings from Dribbble and saves them as structured records. Start with the default job board, a keyword, a location, or a prepared Dribbble jobs URL, then choose how many jobs you need.

Each record can include the role, company, location, remote status, employment type, posting dates, full description, company website and logo, and the direct employer or applicant tracking system apply link. Use the dataset for recruiting research, design hiring analysis, salary and location studies, job alerts, or a niche design job board.

Why use Dribbble Jobs Scraper?

• Design-focused coverage - Collect roles such as product designer, UX designer, brand designer, graphic designer, art director, and design leader.
• Direct apply links - Follow the public apply redirect to the employer or applicant tracking system when Dribbble provides one.
• Useful filters - Search by keyword or location, or pass site filters in a prepared Dribbble URL.
• Full job context - Add descriptions, structured location data, company details, validity dates, and workplace information when published.
• Duplicate protection - Every job is matched by its Dribbble ID and canonical URL, so repeated feed entries do not create repeated records.
• Prepared URL support - Reuse a public Dribbble jobs URL and keep its query filters in the run.
• Automation-ready output - Export JSON, CSV, Excel, or XML, or send results to Google Sheets, webhooks, Make, Zapier, or your own application.
• Recovery from temporary failures - The Actor retries rate limits and server errors, rotates request profiles, and falls back to another public listing source when one changes.

What data can you extract from Dribbble Jobs?

Field	Description
title	Job title.
company	Hiring company or organization.
location	Location shown on the job, including Remote when provided.
job_locations	Multiple structured locations when a job lists more than one.
job_id	Dribbble job identifier.
url	Canonical Dribbble job URL without tracking parameters.
date_posted	Publication date in ISO 8601 format.
valid_through	Closing or validity date when published.
employment_type	Employment type such as FULL_TIME or CONTRACTOR.
workplace_type	Workplace value published with the job, such as TELECOMMUTE.
location_type	Dribbble location label such as remote_only, onsite_only, or onsite_or_remote.
is_remote	Boolean remote indicator derived from the job page.
description_html	Full job description with HTML formatting.
description_text	Plain-text job description.
company_website	Company website when published.
company_logo_url	Company logo when published.
address_locality	City or locality from the structured job location.
address_region	Region, state, or province.
address_country	Country.
apply_url	Direct employer or applicant tracking system apply link.
identifier	Structured job identifier when published.
feed_guid	Stable feed identifier for the published entry.
posted_ago	Relative posting text when the listing publishes it.
source	Source label, returned as Dribbble Jobs.
details_source	Label for the detail source that produced the enriched fields.
scraped_at	ISO timestamp for when the record was collected.

Salary fields are added when Dribbble publishes structured salary data: salary_currency, salary_unit, salary_min, salary_max, and salary_value.

Fields that Dribbble does not publish for a job are omitted. An empty field means the source did not provide it, not that the run failed.

How to use Dribbble Jobs Scraper

1. Open the Actor in Apify Console.
2. Keep the default Dribbble jobs URL or enter a keyword, location, or prepared jobs URL.
3. Set results_wanted and, if needed, max_pages.
4. Run the Actor and review the dataset preview.
5. Download the results or connect the dataset to your workflow.

A keyword or location input refines the search. Query filters already present in startUrl are kept. The Actor opens each selected job to collect its full details and apply link.

Input Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
startUrl	String	No	https://dribbble.com/jobs	Public Dribbble jobs listing URL. Query filters in the URL are kept.
keyword	String	No	None	Search by company, skill, or tag, for example product designer or Figma.
location	String	No	None	Free-text location filter, for example New York, London, or Germany.
results_wanted	Integer	No	20	Maximum number of job records to save.
max_pages	Integer	No	10	Maximum number of listing pages to inspect when the feed has fewer jobs than requested.
proxyConfiguration	Object	No	{}	Optional Apify Proxy or custom proxy settings. The Actor works without a proxy.

For filters that are not in this form, put them in startUrl, for example https://dribbble.com/jobs?fulltime=true&specialty_ids[]=7.

Output Data

Each dataset item contains the fields available for that job. Empty values are removed.

Field	Type	Description
title	String	Job title.
company	String	Hiring company.
location	String	Primary location or remote label.
job_locations	Array	Additional structured locations.
job_id	String	Dribbble job identifier.
url	String	Canonical Dribbble job URL.
date_posted	String	Publication date.
valid_through	String	Closing or validity date.
employment_type	String	Employment type.
workplace_type	String	Workplace value from the job page.
location_type	String	Dribbble location label.
is_remote	Boolean	Remote indicator.
description_html	String	Job description in HTML.
description_text	String	Job description in plain text.
company_website	String	Company website.
company_logo_url	String	Company logo URL.
address_locality	String	City or locality.
address_region	String	Region, state, or province.
address_country	String	Country.
apply_url	String	Direct employer or applicant tracking system apply link.
identifier	String	Structured job identifier.
feed_guid	String	Stable feed identifier.
posted_ago	String	Relative posting text from the listing.
source	String	Source label.
details_source	String	Detail source label.
scraped_at	String	Collection timestamp.

Usage Examples

Basic collection

Collect the first 20 jobs from the default Dribbble job board.

{
    "results_wanted": 20
}

Focused keyword search

Collect jobs that match a specific design role.

{
    "keyword": "product designer",
    "results_wanted": 40
}

City search

Collect brand design jobs in New York with full details and apply links.

{
    "keyword": "brand designer",
    "location": "New York",
    "results_wanted": 25
}

Prepare a filtered Dribbble URL

Reuse a Dribbble jobs URL with filters already applied.

{
    "startUrl": "https://dribbble.com/jobs?keyword=graphic%20designer&fulltime=true",
    "results_wanted": 30
}

Sample Output

{
    "title": "Director of Design",
    "company": "Hello Innovation",
    "location": "Detroit, Michigan, United States",
    "url": "https://dribbble.com/jobs/310505-Director-of-Design",
    "job_id": "310505",
    "date_posted": "2026-09-28T18:14:16.000Z",
    "valid_through": "2026-11-27T05:00:00.000Z",
    "employment_type": "FULL_TIME",
    "location_type": "onsite_only",
    "is_remote": false,
    "company_website": "http://www.helloinnovation.com/",
    "company_logo_url": "https://cdn.dribbble.com/users/374839/avatars/normal/hi-01-logo.jpg?1374788904",
    "address_locality": "Detroit",
    "address_region": "Michigan",
    "address_country": "United States",
    "apply_url": "https://jobs.helloinnovation.com/apply/k7FTilV45x/Director-Of-Design?source=dribbble",
    "identifier": "310505-Director-of-Design",
    "feed_guid": "https://dribbble.com/jobs/310505-Director-of-Design?1790619256",
    "description_text": "This position will work onsite between our Detroit and Pontiac, MI locations. We are willing to sponsor a US work visa for the right candidate. Design what's next. Disrupt what's now. ...",
    "details_source": "structured job data",
    "scraped_at": "2026-11-02T10:00:53.155Z",
    "source": "Dribbble Jobs"
}

Tips for Best Results

• Start with 20 results and inspect the dataset before raising results_wanted.
• Use a specific keyword and one location when you need a focused dataset.
• Use a prepared Dribbble URL when you need site filters such as full-time, freelance, or specialty. The form keeps keyword and location simple.
• Expect fewer records than requested when Dribbble has fewer active jobs for the search.
• Keep max_pages at its default for most runs. Raise it only when the feed has fewer jobs than you need.
• Treat missing optional fields as unavailable source data.
• Schedule the same search daily or weekly to monitor new design roles.

Integrations and Exports

• Google Sheets - Send job records to a spreadsheet for filtering, sharing, and reporting.
• Webhooks - Notify another service when a run finishes.
• Make and Zapier - Route new jobs to alerts, databases, CRM systems, or enrichment workflows.
• Apify API - Run the Actor and read the dataset from your application.
• CSV, Excel, JSON, and XML - Download data in the format your workflow needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I filter Dribbble jobs beyond keyword and location?

Yes. Put the site filter parameters in startUrl, for example https://dribbble.com/jobs?fulltime=true&specialty_ids[]=7. The Actor keeps those query filters for the run. A keyword or location input replaces the matching URL value.

How many jobs can I collect in one run?

Set results_wanted to the number of records you need. The available total depends on the active Dribbble jobs for your search. The public board usually holds around 50 active jobs, so larger requests stop when the board is exhausted.

Does the Actor collect apply links?

Yes. When Dribbble provides a public apply redirect, the Actor follows it and stores the employer or applicant tracking system destination in apply_url. If no redirect exists, it looks for an email or external apply link in the job description.

Why are some fields missing?

Dribbble does not publish every field for every job. A missing description, logo, salary, or workplace value usually means the source did not provide it.

Can I use a prepared Dribbble jobs URL?

Yes. Put the URL in startUrl. Query filters in the URL are kept. A keyword or location input replaces the matching URL value and keeps the other filters.

Can I run the Actor on a schedule?

Yes. Create an Apify schedule to run the same search hourly, daily, weekly, or on a custom interval.

Can I export Dribbble jobs to CSV or Excel?

Yes. Apify datasets can be downloaded as CSV, Excel, JSON, XML, and other supported formats.

Is collecting Dribbble job data legal?

Collecting public job data can be subject to applicable laws, privacy requirements, and Dribbble's terms. You are responsible for using the Actor lawfully and handling the data responsibly.

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Support

For issues, feature requests, or source changes, use the Issues tab on the Actor page or contact the developer through Apify.

Legal Notice

This Actor is intended for legitimate collection and analysis of publicly available job information. Users are responsible for complying with Dribbble's terms, applicable laws, and privacy requirements. Do not use collected data for unlawful discrimination, harassment, spam, or other abusive activity.