Deezer Scraper — Tracks, Artists, Albums, Playlists & Charts

Search Deezer and pull clean, structured JSON for tracks, artists, albums and playlists — plus the global top charts. It runs over the open Deezer API, so it's fast, lightweight, and needs no account, no API key, no login. Reliable HTTP scraping makes it a solid fit for building music catalogs, powering analytics dashboards, or feeding research pipelines.

Features

• 🎵 Four entity types — search for track, artist, album or playlist with a single searchType switch.
• 🔍 Multi-keyword search — pass any number of terms in searches; each is scraped independently.
• 📈 Top charts — flip on includeChart and pick a chartType (tracks, artists, albums or playlists) to grab what's trending right now.
• 🏷️ Rich track data — every track record includes rank, isrc, durationSec, explicit and a 30-second preview URL.
• 🎚️ Volume control — maxItemsPerSearch (1–500) caps results per term and per chart, with automatic pagination under the hood.
• ⚡ No key, no proxy needed — the public Deezer API works out of the box; proxy stays optional for large runs.
• 🧱 Flat, normalized JSON — consistent field names across every record, ready for a database or spreadsheet.

What you get

One flat JSON record per item. Example track:

{
  "type": "track",
  "id": 3135556,
  "title": "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger",
  "artist": "Daft Punk",
  "artistId": 27,
  "album": "Discovery",
  "albumId": 302127,
  "durationSec": 224,
  "rank": 845200,
  "explicit": false,
  "isrc": "GBDUW0000059",
  "preview": "https://cdns-preview-d.dzcdn.net/stream/....mp3",
  "url": "https://www.deezer.com/track/3135556"
}

Input

{
  "searches": ["daft punk", "gorillaz"],
  "searchType": "track",
  "includeChart": true,
  "chartType": "tracks",
  "maxItemsPerSearch": 40
}

Field	Description
searches	Keywords to search on Deezer, one per line.
searchType	What to return: track, artist, album or playlist.
includeChart	Also fetch the Deezer top chart.
chartType	Which chart to pull: tracks, artists, albums or playlists.
maxItemsPerSearch	Max items per search term / chart (1–500).

Use cases

• Build and enrich a music catalog with ISRCs, durations and album links.
• Track chart movement over time by scheduling recurring chart runs.
• Research an artist's discography, fan count and track popularity (rank).
• Source 30-second preview URLs and cover art for playlists or apps.

Pricing

Pay-per-event: you're billed a small amount per run and per item scraped — you only pay for what you get. See the Pricing tab for current rates.

FAQ

Do I need a Deezer account or API key? No. The Actor runs over Deezer's open public API, so it works out of the box with no account, no login and no API key.

How many items can I get per run? Set maxItemsPerSearch up to 500 per search term and per chart, with pagination handled automatically. Pass multiple keywords in searches to scale further.

Can I download songs or audio? No. The Actor returns public metadata only. The preview field is Deezer's own publicly listed 30-second clip URL — no full tracks or DRM-protected files are downloaded.

What's the output format? Flat, normalized JSON with one record per item and consistent field names, ready for a database or spreadsheet. Export as JSON, CSV or Excel.

Can I pull the top charts? Yes. Turn on includeChart and choose a chartType (tracks, artists, albums or playlists) to grab what's trending right now.

Related Actors

Building a music dataset? Pair this with our other music and media scrapers:

• Spotify Scraper — tracks, artists, albums and playlists with no login or API key.
• SoundCloud Scraper — tracks, artists and playlists with play counts, likes and followers.
• Discogs Scraper — vinyl, CD and digital releases with marketplace prices and community stats.
• Apple Podcasts Scraper — podcast shows and episodes with RSS feeds and artwork.

Notes

This Actor uses Deezer's public API and returns public metadata only — no audio files or DRM-protected content (the preview field is Deezer's own 30-second clip URL). Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Deezer; all trademarks belong to their respective owners.