Ultimate Facebook Scraper

1. 👤 Facebook Account Information

The scraper collects detailed data for both User Profiles and Facebook Pages, as well as for associated accounts such as Followers, Following, Friends, and interactions like Liked Pages, Check-ins, and Reviews. Additionally, the same detailed information is gathered for other relevant entities, including post owners, photo/video/reel uploaders, event creators, commenters, reactors, and group participants.

Data Collected

1. Account Information: For the target profile or page, the following details are collected:

• Account Identifiers: Account ID, profile link, name, alternate name, and verification status.

• Profile Info: Bio, intro, gender, birthdate, current city, hometown, relationship status, languages, and pronouns.

• Contact Info: Phone numbers, email addresses, personal websites, and social media profiles.

• Professional Info: Work history, education background, business services, and ratings.

• Media: Profile picture and cover photo.

• Engagement Metrics: Follower count, following count, and likers count (for pages).

2. Associated Accounts & Interactions: The scraper collects detailed information for associated accounts and interactions linked to the target profile or page, as outlined in the Account Information section above. This includes:

• Followers: Accounts that follow the target profile or page.

• Following: Accounts that the target profile or page follows.

• Friends: Accounts connected as friends with the target profile.

• Liked Pages: Lists of pages, books, movies, hobbies, and other interests the account has liked.

• Check-ins: Places the account has checked into, including visit dates and locations.

• Reviews: Written reviews and ratings provided by the account for businesses or products.

3. Additional Account Types: The scraper also collects the same detailed account information for the following entities:

• Post Owners: Accounts that upload Facebook posts, whether in groups, on pages, or elsewhere.

• Photo/Video/Reel Uploaders: Accounts that upload media such as photos, videos, or reels anywhere on Facebook.

• Commenters: Accounts that comment/reply on Facebook posts, photos, videos, or reels.

• Reactors: Accounts that react (like, love, wow, etc.) to posts or media on Facebook.

• Mentioned Accounts: Accounts mentioned in posts or comments.

• Group Members, Admins, and Experts: Full details of Facebook group members, including admins, experts, and regular participants, captured in any group the scraper is used on.

• Event Creators: Accounts that create Facebook events, whether in groups or on pages.

2. 📝 Facebook Posts

Scrape all types of posts on Facebook, including:

• Account Posts: Posts made by a specific Facebook account (user profile or page).

• Account Mentions Posts: Posts where the target account is mentioned by others.

• Group Posts: Posts made within Facebook groups.

• Search Posts: Posts that match specific keywords or search filters, allowing precise scraping based on your criteria.

Data Collected

• Post Owner Details: Full account information, including name, profile link, contact info, gender, bio, location, work and education history, and all other attributes from the Account Information section.

• Post Content: Complete post text (in any language), including timestamps (posting date and time).

• Media: Any media in the post, including photos, videos, and reels, all of which are downloadable.

• Post Metadata: Post ID, privacy settings, context text, whether the post is shared or contains external links.

• Tagged Accounts: List of accounts tagged or mentioned in the post.

• Engagement Metrics: Refer to the Engagement Data section for details on comments, reactions, and shares.

3. 📸 Facebook Photos

Scrape photos from various sources, including:

• Account Uploaded Photos: Photos uploaded by a specific account (user profile or page).

• Account Tagged Photos: Photos where the account has been tagged.

• Group Uploaded Photos: Photos uploaded in a Facebook group.

• Search Photos: Photos matching specific search filters or keywords.

Data Collected

• Photo Uploader Details: Complete account information, including name, profile link, gender, and all attributes defined in the Account Information section.

• Photo Metadata: Photo ID, post ID, location tags, privacy settings, context text, and downloadable media files.

• Tagged Accounts: Names and profiles of people tagged in the photo.

• Engagement Metrics: Refer to the Engagement Data section for comments, reactions, and shares.

4. 🎥 Facebook Videos

Scrape videos from:

• Account Uploaded Videos: Videos uploaded by a specific account (user profile or page).

• Account Tagged Videos: Videos where the account has been tagged.

• Group Uploaded Videos: Videos uploaded in a Facebook group.

• Search Videos: Videos that match specific keywords or search filters.

Data Collected

• Video Uploader Details: Full account information, including name, profile link, gender, and all attributes defined in the Account Information section.

• Video Metadata: Video ID, post ID, upload date, description, duration, and downloadable media files.

• Tagged Accounts: List of accounts tagged or mentioned in the video.

• Engagement Metrics: Refer to the Engagement Data section for comments, reactions, and shares.

5. 🎞️ Facebook Reels

Scrape reels from:

• Account Uploaded Reels: Reels uploaded by a specific account.

Data Collected

• Reel Uploader Details: Complete account information, including name, profile link, gender, and all attributes defined in the Account Information section.

• Reel Metadata: Reel ID, post ID, upload date, duration, context text, and downloadable reel file.

• Tagged Accounts: List of accounts mentioned in the reel.

• Engagement Metrics: Refer to the Engagement Data section for comments, reactions, and shares.

6. 📊 Engagement Data (Comments, Reactions & Shares)

This section covers engagement metrics across all Facebook content types (posts, photos, videos, and reels):

💬 Comments

• Comment Metadata: Includes the comment ID, parent ID (for replies), post ID, comment link, timestamps (both Unix and formatted), and privacy settings.

• Comment Text: Full text of the comment or reply.

• Commenter Details: Complete profile information of the commenter, such as name, profile link, gender, bio, contact details, and all attributes from the Account Information section.

• Comment Reactions: Total reaction count with detailed breakdowns (like, love, wow, sad, angry, etc.).

• Replies: Includes replies to a comment, with the option to specify the depth of replies.

• Sorting Options: You can specify the order in which comments are scraped, choosing from Most Relevant, Top Comments, Newest, Oldest, or All comments.

👍 Reactions/Likes

• Reaction Type: Specific reaction type (like, love, wow, sad, angry, etc.).

• Reactor Details: Full account information of the user who reacted, including name, profile link, gender, bio, contact info, and all attributes from the Account Information section.

🔄 Shares

• Total Share Count: Number of times the post or content was shared.

7. 👥 Facebook Group Information

The scraper collects comprehensive data from Facebook groups, including detailed insights into group members, admins, experts, and interactions within the group. It also captures key data points related to group posts, media, and events.

Data Collected

• Group Information: The following details are collected for each group:

  • Group Identifiers: Group name, ID, privacy settings, and counts of admins, members, and experts.

  • Description & Rules: Group description, contact information (email, phone), and group rules.

  • Location: Group's specified location.

• Group Membership Data: Total members, admins, experts, and detailed member information, including complete account information as outlined in the Account Information section.

• Group Posts, Media & Events: The scraper captures detailed data for group posts, media (photos, videos), and events created within the group. For the specific attributes scraped, refer to the Facebook Posts, Photos, Videos, and Events sections.

8. 📅 Facebook Events

Scrape event-related data from:

• Account Events: Events created or hosted by a specific account.

• Group Events: Events hosted within a group.

• Search Events: Events that match specific keywords or search filters.

Data Collected

• Event Details: Event ID, name, description, date, time, location, duration, privacy settings, and cover photo.

• Event Engagement: Total number of respondents, attendees, and interested people.

• Event Creator Details: Full account details of the event creator (refer to the Account Information section).

9. 🔍 Facebook Search Data & Advanced Filters

Our scraper supports comprehensive search scraping across multiple Facebook sections, including posts, people, photos, videos, pages, groups, places, and events. By applying advanced filters, you can refine search results to precisely target the data you need.

Search Filters and Data Collected

• 📝 Posts

  • Filters: 

    • Keywords or phrases: Find posts containing specific words or phrases.

    • Recent posts: Limit your search to the most recently published posts.

    • Posts you've seen: Focus on posts that have already appeared in your feed.

    • Date posted: Filter posts by specific dates.

    • Specific users: Retrieve posts from specific accounts or pages, including public posts by private accounts. Even if an account is private, our scraper can find and collect any public posts they've shared or been tagged in, such as posts in public groups or on pages.

    • Tagged locations: Find posts tagged with particular locations.

  • Data Collected: Scrapes posts matching the filters, capturing post content (text, media such as photos, videos, and reels), post metadata (ID, privacy settings), engagement metrics (comments, reactions, shares) and more. Refer to the Facebook Posts section for detailed attributes.

  • Example Usage: Use this filter to track posts mentioning your brand or keywords relevant to your industry within a specific date range to analyze recent customer sentiment or feedback.

• 👤 People

  • Filters: 

    • Keywords in bios or names: Search for users based on their name or profile bio.

    • Friends: Narrow the search to your own friends list.

    • City: Filter by location to find users from a specific city.

    • Education & work: Search based on educational background or workplace.

  • Data Collected: Scrapes user profiles that match the search filters, collecting account details inclduing  name, bio, location, contact information and education/work background, and more. Refer to the Facebook Account Information section for detailed attributes.

  • Example Usage: If you're hiring for a specific location, use the city and work filters to find potential candidates with relevant qualifications in their profiles.

• 📸 Photos

  • Filters:

    • Keywords in captions: Search for specific words or phrases in photo captions.

    • Uploader: Filter photos based on the uploader's profile or page.

    • Photo type: Specify the type of photos (e.g., profile pictures, album photos).

    • Tagged locations: Find photos tagged with specific locations.

    • Date posted: Filter photos by their upload date.

  • Data Collected: Captures photos that match the search filters, including media files (downloadable), uploader information, photo metadata (ID, post ID, privacy settings), engagement metrics (comments, reactions, shares) and more. Refer to the Facebook Photos section for detailed attributes.

  • Example Usage: Utilize this filter to find user-generated content (UGC) related to your brand or products, allowing you to reach out to users who shared photos that align with your marketing campaigns.

• 🎥 Videos

  • Filters: 

    • Keywords in descriptions: Search for words or phrases within video descriptions.

    • Date posted: Limit the search to videos posted within a specific time frame.

    • Live video filtering: Focus specifically on live-streamed videos.

  • Data Collected: Scrapes videos that align with the search filters, capturing media files (downloadable), uploader details, video metadata (ID, description, upload date, duration), engagement metrics (comments, reactions, shares) and more. Refer to the Facebook Videos section for detailed attributes.

  • Example Usage: For content creators, this filter helps find trending videos related to specific topics or industries, offering insight into what kind of content is currently engaging your target audience.

• 🗂️ Pages

  • Filters: 

    • Keywords in names or descriptions: Search for pages by name or page description content.

    • Location: Narrow down pages based on geographic location.

    • Category: Search pages by specific categories (e.g., business, community).

  • Data Collected: Scrapes pages that match the search filters, gathering page details such as description, location, category, engagement metrics (likes, followers) and more. Full page data is structured similarly to the Facebook Account Information section.

  • Example Usage: Use the location and category filters to identify local businesses in your niche, allowing you to explore potential collaborations or analyze competitors in the area.

• 🏙️ Places

  • Filters:

    • Keywords in place names or descriptions: Search for places using keywords related to their name or description.

    • Open now: Filter places that are currently open.

    • Delivery & takeout: Narrow down results to businesses offering delivery or takeout services.

    • Location: Specify places by geographic location.

    • Visited by friends: Filter by places your Facebook friends have visited.

    • Price range: Search for places based on their price range.

  • Data Collected: Extracts details for places matching the search filters, including location information, check-in data (dates and times of visits), and place-specific metadata like business hours, delivery status, and pricing. Refer to the Facebook Account Information section for detailed attributes.

  • Example Usage: If you're a restaurant owner, you can use the "open now" and "visited by friends" filters to find competitors or similar establishments, and analyze their popularity or customer feedback.

• 👥 Groups

  • Filters:

    • Keywords in group names or descriptions: Search for groups using keywords related to their name or description.

    • City & near me: Find groups based on geographic proximity.

    • Public groups or my groups: Focus the search on public groups or groups you are a member of.

  • Data Collected: Scrapes groups that meet the search filters, capturing group description, member count, admin details, engagement metrics (post frequency, group activity) and more. Refer to the Facebook Account Information section for detailed attributes.

  • Example Usage: Use this filter to find active Facebook groups in your industry or local community, providing opportunities for networking, engagement, or content sharing with a highly targeted audience.

• 📅 Events

  • Filters:

    • Keywords in event names or descriptions: Search for events using keywords in their names or descriptions.

    • Date: Filter events by their date or time range.

    • Location: Focus on events happening in a specific location.

    • Category: Search for events by type (e.g., concerts, seminars).

    • Popular with friends: Find events attended or liked by your Facebook friends.

    • Online, paid, or family-friendly events: Refine your search by event type (e.g., virtual, paid entry, or family-friendly).

  • Data Collected: Scrapes event details matching the search filters, including event name, description, date, time, location, engagement metrics (attendees, interested responses) and more. Refer to the Facebook Events section for detailed attributes.

  • Example Usage: As an event organizer, use the "online events" filter to monitor virtual events similar to yours, helping you refine your event strategy or identify collaboration opportunities.