Reddit Posts Scraper: Full Text, Scores & Awards
Scrape Reddit posts from any subreddit, search query or post URL. Extract title, selftext, author, score, upvote ratio, comment count, awards, flair and gallery images. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel. No login or API key.
{ "title": "Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of J…", "id": "1v5m9je", "selftext": "This post contains content not supported on ol…", "subreddit": "wallstreetbets", "author": "verified-trader", "authorFullname": "t2_1y5hlm3siw", "authorFlairText": "Poor IRL but rich in flair", "score": 143, "upvoteRatio": 0.96 }
Every run returns clean, typed records, ready for your CRM, spreadsheet or database.
- One clean record per result, deduped and normalized
- Stable schema in JSON, CSV or Excel, or read it via the Apify API
- Pay per use in the cloud, nothing to install or maintain
A real example record, exactly the shape you receive.
| Title | Id | Selftext | Subreddit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekend Discussion Thread for the… | 1v5m9je | This post contains content not su… | wallstreetbets |
| Weekly Earnings Thread 7/27 - 7/31 | 1v5jo48 | wallstreetbets | |
| no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, n… | 1v5iy5v | wallstreetbets |
{ "title": "Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of J…", "id": "1v5m9je", "selftext": "This post contains content not supported on ol…", "subreddit": "wallstreetbets", "author": "verified-trader", "authorFullname": "t2_1y5hlm3siw", "authorFlairText": "Poor IRL but rich in flair", "score": 143, "upvoteRatio": 0.96 }
Frequently asked questions
Which subreddits and posts can it scrape?
Any public subreddit, any public search, and any public post URL. Enter subreddit names without the `r/` prefix (for example `technology`, `worldnews`). Private and quarantined communities are not accessible.
Does it return the full post text?
Yes. With Fetch Full Post Text enabled, every self/text post carries its complete `selftext` body. Link posts have no body text, so `selftext` is empty for them and the external `url` is populated instead.
How many posts can I collect?
Set `maxItems` to whatever you need. Each subreddit feed and search returns up to 100 posts per page, and the total is capped by `maxItems` across all your sources.
Can I filter by time and sort order?
Yes. Choose `sort` (hot, new, top, rising, controversial) and a `timeFilter` (past hour, day, week, month, year, all). The time window applies to the top and controversial sorts and to search.
What happens with gallery and image posts?
Multi-image gallery posts return every image in `galleryImageUrls`. Single-image and link posts expose their image through `thumbnail` and `url`. A post that fails to load is written as a record with an `error` field instead of being silently dropped.
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