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Crossref DOI Scraper - Scholarly Metadata & Citations

Crossref DOI Scraper - Scholarly Metadata & Citations

Search Crossref or resolve exact DOIs. Export titles, authors, publishers, journals, publication dates, citation counts, ISSNs, ISBNs, licenses, and DOI links. Built for research and data pipelines. No login, cookies, or API keys — clean JSON output and pay-per-result pricing.

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Crossref DOI Scraper

Search Crossref publications or resolve exact DOIs into titles, authors, affiliations, publishers, journals, dates, identifiers, licenses, and citation indicators.

What you get

Run broad metadata searches, apply publication-date and work-type filters, or submit DOI strings for direct resolution. Each work becomes a clean row for bibliography enrichment, research discovery, editorial systems, libraries, and scheduled metadata refreshes.

Output fields

FieldDescription
doiDigital Object Identifier
titleWork title
subtitleWork subtitle when present
typeCrossref work type
publisherDepositing publisher
container_titleJournal, book, or proceedings title
short_container_titleShort source title
authorsNames, ORCIDs, and affiliations
published_dateBest published date
online_dateOnline publication date
print_datePrint publication date
created_dateCrossref record creation time
indexed_dateCrossref indexing time
is_referenced_by_countCrossref cited-by count
references_countDeposited reference count
issnPublished ISSNs
isbnPublished ISBNs
languagePublished language code
license_urlsLicense URLs
resource_urlCanonical work or DOI URL
queryQuery or DOI that produced the row
sourceData-source name

Example output

{
"doi": "10.1038/s41586-026-01234-5",
"title": "Reliable evaluation of language-model agents",
"type": "journal-article",
"publisher": "Springer Science and Business Media LLC",
"container_title": "Nature",
"authors": [{"given": "Maya", "family": "Rao", "affiliations": ["Indian Institute of Science"]}],
"published_date": "2026-07-02",
"is_referenced_by_count": 27,
"resource_url": "https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-01234-5"
}

Input parameters

ParameterRequiredDescription
queriesNoTitle, author, publisher, journal, abstract, or general metadata searches; artificial intelligence is used only when both input modes are empty
doisNoExact DOI strings or https://doi.org/ URLs
fromPublishedDateNoInclusive start date in YYYY-MM-DD format
untilPublishedDateNoInclusive end date in YYYY-MM-DD format
workTypeNoExact Crossref type such as journal-article, book, or dataset
maxResultsPerQueryNoMaximum works per search; defaults to 20
mailtoNoOptional contact email for Crossref's polite service routing

Use cases

  • Libraries: enrich and refresh bibliographic catalogs.
  • Researchers: find publications by topic, author, journal, or publisher.
  • Editors: resolve DOI submissions into consistent metadata.
  • Developers: build citation, discovery, and reference-management pipelines.

Limitations

Crossref metadata is deposited by members and varies in completeness. Authors, affiliations, abstracts, licenses, and dates can be missing or formatted differently. Citation indicators need not match other indexes. Use the canonical DOI URL to verify important publication details.

Compared to alternatives

Compared with ryanclinton/crossref-paper-search, this Actor supports both search and exact DOI resolution plus date and work-type filters. Compared with parseforge/crossref-scraper, it exposes affiliations, ORCIDs, ISSNs, ISBNs, license links, deposited references, and several publication dates for enrichment workflows.

FAQ

Can I resolve a list of DOI URLs?

Yes. Add DOI strings or full https://doi.org/ URLs to dois.

What should I put in workType?

Use a Crossref type such as journal-article, proceedings-article, book, or dataset.

Is an email required?

No. Supplying one follows Crossref etiquette and can improve service routing.

Explore more at thirdwatch.dev. Related Actors: PubMed Research Scraper, arXiv Papers Scraper, and Google News Scraper.

Last verified: 2026-07