arXiv Paper Scraper - Metadata, Abstracts & PDF Links
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arXiv Paper Scraper - Metadata, Abstracts & PDF Links
Scrape arXiv paper metadata into structured JSON: title, abstract, authors, categories, published and updated dates, DOI, journal reference and direct PDF links. Public arXiv Atom API, no API key. Pay per paper result at $0.005 — $0.10 for a 20-paper batch. Filter by query, category or date range.
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arXiv Paper Scraper
Search arXiv and get full paper metadata: authors, abstract, categories, publication and update dates, DOI, journal reference and links.
Why this exists
Across the Apify Store's listings there is no dedicated arXiv scraper. The research and AI-audit crowd is a distinct audience from the developer-tool crowd, and arXiv's API is free, public, and needs no key.
Usage
Full arXiv query syntax, or just a category:
{"category": "cs.CL", // cs.AI, cs.CL, cs.LG, cs.RO, q-bio.BM..."searchQuery": "cat:cs.CL AND all:transformer","sortBy": "submittedDate", // relevance | lastUpdatedDate | submittedDate"sortOrder": "descending","maxItems": 100}
searchQuery wins over category when both are set.
Output
One row per paper:
id, title, summary, authors, authorCount, published, updated,
categories, primaryCategory, comment, journalRef, doi, url, pdfUrl
Use cases
- Literature review — pull a category's newest submissions with abstracts
- Author tracking —
au:Nameorsearch_query=au:hintonfor a lab's output - Trend detection — sort by submittedDate to see what is emerging
- Citation inputs —
doiandjournalRefwhere arXiv records them - Competitive research — track a competitor's publication cadence
Honest notes
- arXiv's API asks callers to wait roughly 3 seconds between requests. This actor honours that, so large runs are intentionally not instant.
commentoften holds the venue and acceptance status ("Accepted at NeurIPS 2026") — useful, but free-text and not always present.journalRefanddoiare only populated for published papers, so expect nulls on preprints.categoriesis comma-separated and can include cross-lists; useprimaryCategorywhen you need exactly one.
Pronouns: they/them.