TikTok Trends Scraper — X, Pinterest, YouTube & Google Trends
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from $1.00 / 1,000 social trends
TikTok trends: trending now on X, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube Charts and Google — the five platforms you pick, one row shape with rank, link and a metric where the platform publishes one. TikTok rows are its public top 3 hashtags per 7-, 30- and 90-day window. From $1.00 per 1,000 social trends.
Which trend sources to read, e.g. ["google", "youtube"] — x, pinterest, youtube, google and tiktok. A platform that goes quiet or refuses, and a country a platform does not carry, are never charged: each comes back as an uncharged row naming the fix. Google Trends timelines for your own terms are at steadyfetch/google-trends-scraper and today's trending searches by country at steadyfetch/google-trends-now-scraper. X returns the 50 trends it lists for the country. Pinterest returns its top search terms with the change series. YouTube means YouTube CHARTS — trending MUSIC videos and artists, not general video. Google returns the daily search trends. TikTok returns the top trending hashtags TikTok shows publicly — the top 3 for each of its 7-, 30- and 90-day windows (about 9 rows; TikTok keeps the rest behind a login). Leave this empty and click Start to run a sample of Google and YouTube (5 rows each), charged like any run — any other setting you touched is applied to it.
[]Two-letter country code (US, GB, DE, SA, BR …). Every platform is asked for the same country, so the rows line up. WORLDWIDE works on X only — the one platform that keeps a worldwide list; the other four publish per country and answer WORLDWIDE with an uncharged row naming the fix. X and TikTok each cover a fixed list of countries — see the README; a country they do not carry comes back the same uncharged way. Set only this and no platforms, and Start runs the sample platforms in this market.
Hard cap on the rows taken from any one platform. X lists 50, Pinterest up to 250, YouTube Charts 230, Google 10 or so, TikTok about 9 (the top 3 per time window — the rest sit behind a TikTok login). Set only this and no platforms, and Start runs the sample platforms under it — a value above the sample's own 5 is a ceiling, not a request. Up to 250; ask for more and the run continues at 250, with one uncharged row saying so.
Hard cap on delivered trends across every platform in this run. On a run with no platforms the sample's own 10 is the ceiling. Up to 5,000; ask for more and the run continues at 5,000, with one uncharged row saying so.
The run stops cleanly before this many seconds and reports what is left, instead of being killed by a timeout. When a platform refuses every connection, the run may wait a few minutes inside this window and ask again before it reports the refusal. On a run with no platforms the sample's own window is the ceiling. Anything from 30 seconds to an hour; ask outside that and the run continues at the nearest end of it, with one uncharged row saying so.