Zazzle Scraper

What does Zazzle Scraper do?

Zazzle Scraper is a Zazzle product scraper that collects structured product listings from category pages and search queries. Each dataset item can include the product title, price, product URL, image, design metadata, store information, badges, ranking position, and the total number of matching results.

Provide a Zazzle category or search URL, a query, or both. The Actor returns clean JSON records that you can export for product research, catalog monitoring, pricing analysis, merchandising decisions, and marketplace intelligence.

Why use Zazzle Scraper?

• Product research - Build a structured view of products that appear for a category or search phrase.
• Pricing intelligence - Compare listing prices and promotional labels across repeat runs.
• Trend monitoring - Track which products, stores, badges, and designs appear near the top of results.
• Marketplace analysis - Review product types, creator stores, personalization signals, and ranking context.
• Automation-ready output - Export the dataset to JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, Google Sheets, or downstream workflows.
• Repeatable runs - Use Apify schedules, API access, webhooks, and integrations to refresh the same search or category over time.

What data can you extract from Zazzle?

The Actor collects the product fields available in each Zazzle result and omits empty values from individual records.

Field	Description
id	Unique Zazzle product identifier.
title	Product title shown in the result listing.
description	Product description when provided.
url	Direct product detail URL.
image_url	Main product image URL.
price	Current product price.
product_type	Zazzle product type identifier.
design_id	Design identifier when available.
attributes	Product options and design attributes.
keywords	Search and merchandising keywords associated with the item.
background_color	Listing background color value when available.
badges	Detailed product badge objects and activity signals.
promoLabel	Promotional label shown for the product, when available.
productBadge	Primary product badge.
isWedding	Whether Zazzle marks the item as wedding-related.
isAdz	Advertising indicator.
isDpl	Product placement indicator.
isVizlite	Visualization indicator.
store_id	Creator store identifier.
store_name	Creator store display name.
store_handle	Creator store handle.
store_image_url	Creator store image URL.
search_query	Query used for the result request.
department_id	Zazzle department or category identifier.
result_page	Result page where the product appeared.
result_position	Product position in the result stream.
total_results	Total matching results reported by Zazzle.
fetched_at	ISO timestamp for when the record was collected.

How to use Zazzle Scraper

1. Open the Actor in Apify Console.
2. Enter a public Zazzle category URL, search URL, query, or a combination.
3. Set results_wanted and maxPages for the size of the dataset.
4. Enable Apify Proxy when your run needs additional connection reliability.
5. Start the run and review the dataset preview.
6. Export the records or connect the dataset to an API, schedule, webhook, or integration.

Input Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
startUrl	String	No	https://www.zazzle.com/c/wedding+invitations	Zazzle category or search URL. Query and department values can be read from supported URL parameters.
query	String	No	wedding invitations	Search phrase used to request matching products.
departmentId	String	No	252426587536370673	Optional Zazzle department identifier. If omitted, it can be inferred from the URL.
results_wanted	Integer	No	20	Maximum number of products to save.
maxPages	Integer	No	10	Maximum number of result pages to request.
proxyConfiguration	Object	No	{"useApifyProxy": false}	Optional Apify Proxy configuration.

The input fields are optional, but a run needs enough information to identify a Zazzle search, such as a category URL or query. results_wanted is capped at 5,000 per run and the Actor requests no more than 60 products from a single page at a time.

Output Data

Each dataset item represents one Zazzle product. Fields that are missing on the source listing are left out of that item rather than filled with empty strings.

Field	Type	Description
id, design_id	String	Product and design identifiers.
title, description, url, image_url	String	Product content and source links.
price	Number	Current product price when available.
product_type	String	Product type reported by Zazzle.
attributes	Object	Parsed product and design options.
keywords	Array	Parsed product keywords.
badges	Array	Detailed badge and activity objects.
promoLabel, productBadge	String	Promotion and primary badge text.
isWedding, isAdz, isDpl, isVizlite	Boolean	Product classification and placement flags.
store_id, store_name, store_handle, store_image_url	String	Creator store information.
score_lr, score_time_decay	Number	Ranking signals when available.
order_item_count_all	Number	Reported order activity when available.
reranking_reason	Object	Ranking or placement context.
seeking_alpha_source, seeking_alpha_source_type	String	Result-source metadata.
search_query, department_id	String	Search context used for the item.
result_page, result_position, total_results	Number	Pagination, ranking, and result-count context.
fetched_at	String	ISO extraction timestamp.

Usage Examples

Basic Category Extraction

Collect the first 20 products from a Zazzle category page using the schema defaults:

{
  "startUrl": "https://www.zazzle.com/c/wedding+invitations",
  "query": "wedding invitations",
  "departmentId": "252426587536370673",
  "results_wanted": 20,
  "maxPages": 3
}

Query-Based Collection

Use a different search phrase. The Actor builds a matching Zazzle search URL when no startUrl is supplied:

{
  "query": "minimalist business cards",
  "results_wanted": 50,
  "maxPages": 5
}

Larger Scheduled Monitoring Run

Use a category URL, a larger result limit, and Apify Proxy for a recurring catalog or pricing workflow:

{
  "startUrl": "https://www.zazzle.com/c/custom+stickers",
  "query": "custom stickers",
  "results_wanted": 200,
  "maxPages": 10,
  "proxyConfiguration": {
    "useApifyProxy": true
  }
}

Sample Output

The following is a representative item from a successful run:

{
  "id": "256139245543951273",
  "title": "Simple Black & White Overlay Photo Wedding Invitation",
  "url": "https://www.zazzle.com/simple_black_white_overlay_photo_wedding_invitation-256139245543951273",
  "image_url": "https://rlv.zcache.com/simple_black_white_overlay_photo_wedding_invitation-r_v4g8pw_216.jpg",
  "price": 2.6,
  "product_type": "zazzle_invitation3",
  "design_id": "8c28c6c3-e5de-4dd3-ae47-f76afd03ddbc",
  "productBadge": "editorsPick",
  "isWedding": true,
  "store_name": "Peach Bloome",
  "store_handle": "PeachBloome",
  "search_query": "wedding invitations",
  "department_id": "252426587536370673",
  "result_page": 1,
  "result_position": 1,
  "total_results": 385177,
  "fetched_at": "2026-08-14T06:57:51.638Z"
}

Tips for Best Results

• Use public Zazzle URLs - Start with a category or search URL that is accessible without an account.
• Keep query and category aligned - Use a query that describes the products on the selected category page.
• Start small - Test with results_wanted set to 20 before increasing the limit.
• Control page volume - Increase maxPages when you need more results from a broad category.
• Repeat the same inputs - Reuse the same query, department, and limits when comparing runs over time.
• Inspect optional fields - Badges, promotions, scores, and store signals may be absent when Zazzle does not publish them for a listing.
• Use a schedule - Schedule daily or weekly runs to build historical product and pricing snapshots.

Integrations

• Google Sheets - Export product records for sorting, filtering, and reporting.
• Airtable - Create a searchable catalog of products, stores, and prices.
• Make or Zapier - Send completed datasets into alerts, databases, and business workflows.
• Webhooks - Notify another service when a run finishes.
• Apify API - Retrieve dataset items from your own application.

Export Formats

Apify datasets can be downloaded as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, and other supported formats. JSON works well for applications and data pipelines, while CSV and Excel are convenient for marketplace analysis and reporting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I collect products from a Zazzle search query?

Yes. Provide a value in query, or provide a Zazzle search URL in startUrl. The result records include the search_query used for the run.

Can I collect products from a category page?

Yes. Provide a category URL such as https://www.zazzle.com/c/wedding+invitations. The Actor can use category information from the URL and the optional departmentId input.

How many products can I collect?

You can request up to 5,000 products per run, subject to the available results and the maxPages limit. Larger runs may take longer and may benefit from Apify Proxy.

Why is a field missing from an item?

Zazzle does not expose every field for every listing. The Actor omits unavailable or empty values, so missing optional fields do not indicate that the whole run failed.

Can I run Zazzle Scraper on a schedule?

Yes. Use Apify Schedules to run the same category or query hourly, daily, weekly, or on another interval that fits your monitoring workflow.

Can I export the results to CSV or Excel?

Yes. Apify provides JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, and other dataset export formats after a successful run.

Is collecting Zazzle data legal?

You are responsible for following applicable laws, Zazzle's terms, and any privacy or intellectual property requirements. Use the Actor for legitimate purposes and respect access limits.

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Support

For issues or feature requests, open the Actor in Apify Console and use the Issues tab on the Actor page. Include the input JSON, run ID, and a short description of the observed result.

Legal Notice

This Actor is intended for legitimate collection of publicly available product information. You are responsible for complying with Zazzle's terms of service, applicable laws, and responsible data-use requirements.