The Global Search Extractor API is a powerful and efficient tool designed to obtain relevant web search results from a keyword provided by the user. When a keyword is sent as a parameter, the API returns a structured response that includes an HTML snapshot of the result, the total number of estimated matches, and a set of selected links with titles and highlighted snippets.
The snapshot field contains a URL that points to a static HTML view of the search result, allowing you to keep a visual copy of the context at the time of the query. This snapshot is especially useful for audits, competitor analysis, content monitoring, and verifying how a keyword appears in search engines at a given moment.
The total_Results_Count field provides an estimate of the overall volume of results found on the web for the keyword, providing a reference for the popularity or saturation level of that term. In addition, the results_count field indicates how many detailed results were included in the immediate response, which can be controlled from the backend to suit different levels of depth.
Thanks to this clear, results-oriented structure, the API is ideal for integrations with SEO tools, marketing dashboards, virtual assistants, brand monitoring platforms, or content recommendation engines. It is also useful for journalists, analysts, and developers who need to extract real-time information based on key terms without relying directly on manual user interfaces.
In short, this API converts a simple keyword into a set of useful, up-to-date data ready to be used in automated web analysis or intelligent trend visualization processes.
Turn a keyword into a structured web search with relevant results, featured links, and a current view of online content.
Search by Keyword - Endpoint Features
| Object | Description |
|---|---|
keyword |
[Required] Enter a keyword |
limit |
[Required] Indicate a limit (minimum 10 and maximum 100) |
{"status":"success","snapshot":"https:\/\/google-snapshot.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com\/MjQwOA%3D%3D.html","total_Results_Count":"3070000000","results_count":7,"results":[{"url":"https:\/\/www.apple.com\/iphone\/","title":"iPhone","snippet":"Designed for Apple Intelligence. Discover the <em>iPhone<\/em> 16e along with <em>iPhone<\/em> 16 Pro, <em>iPhone<\/em> 16, and <em>iPhone<\/em> 15."},{"url":"https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/IPhone","title":"iPhone","snippet":"The iPhone is <em>a line of smartphones developed and marketed by Apple Inc<\/em>. that run iOS, the company's own mobile operating system. The first-generation\u00a0..."},{"url":"https:\/\/www.apple.com\/","title":"Apple","snippet":"Discover the innovative world of Apple and shop everything <em>iPhone<\/em>, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and Apple TV, plus explore accessories, entertainment,\u00a0..."},{"url":"https:\/\/www.reddit.com\/r\/iphone\/","title":"r\/iPhone","snippet":"r\/iphone: Reddit's little corner for <em>iPhone lovers<\/em> (and some people who just mildly enjoy it\u2026)"},{"url":"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=SdtBSAc2Cfw","title":"Notes for iPhone is AMAZING when you know how to use it ...","snippet":"<b>More than 150 tips and tricks for the iPhone<\/b>, with more being added https:\/\/propht.io\/nbez7t Yes, there are LOADS of paid Notes app out ..."},{"url":"https:\/\/www.icloud.com\/find","title":"Find Devices - Apple iCloud","snippet":"Find your Apple devices like <em>iPhone<\/em>, Apple Watch, AirPods and more with Find My. Play sound, activate Lost Mode, or locate devices from your Family Sharing\u00a0..."},{"url":"https:\/\/www.verizon.com\/smartphones\/apple\/","title":"","snippet":""}]}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/9264/global+search+extractor+api/16741/search+by+keyword?keyword=iphone&limit=10' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
| Header | Description |
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Authorization
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[Required] Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed. |
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The API returns structured web search results based on a provided keyword. This includes an HTML snapshot of the search results, the total estimated number of matches, and a list of relevant links with titles and highlighted snippets.
Key fields in the response include `status`, `snapshot`, `total_Results_Count`, `results_count`, and `results`. The `results` field contains an array of objects with `url`, `title`, and `snippet` for each relevant link.
The response is structured in JSON format. It includes a top-level object with metadata (like `status` and `total_Results_Count`) and a `results` array containing individual result objects, each with its own `url`, `title`, and `snippet`.
The API provides information such as the total number of search results for a keyword, a snapshot of the search results, and detailed links with titles and snippets that summarize the content of each link.
Users can customize their requests by specifying different keywords in the API call. Additionally, the backend can be configured to adjust the `results_count`, allowing users to control the depth of results returned.
The data is sourced from various web search engines and online content repositories. The API aggregates results to provide a comprehensive view of the keyword's relevance across the web.
Typical use cases include SEO analysis, content monitoring, competitor analysis, and trend visualization. Journalists and analysts can also use the data for research and reporting purposes.
Users can leverage the `snapshot` URL to access a visual representation of search results at the time of the query. The `results` array can be used to extract relevant links and snippets for further analysis or integration into applications.
The API returns an HTML snapshot of the search results, the total estimated number of matches for the keyword, and a list of relevant links with titles and highlighted snippets. This structured data helps users analyze web content related to their keywords.
Users can customize their search results by specifying different keywords in their API requests. Additionally, they can adjust the `results_count` parameter on the backend to control how many detailed results are returned in the response.
The `total_Results_Count` field provides an estimate of the overall number of search results available for the keyword across the web. This helps users gauge the popularity or saturation of the keyword in search engines.
The HTML snapshot URL allows users to access a visual representation of the search results at the time of the query. This is useful for audits, competitor analysis, and verifying how keywords appear in search engines.
The `results` array contains individual result objects, each with a `url`, `title`, and `snippet`. Users can extract these elements to analyze content relevance, gather insights, or integrate them into applications for further processing.
The API aggregates data from various web search engines and online content repositories, ensuring a comprehensive view of keyword relevance. Regular updates and quality checks help maintain data accuracy and reliability.
Common scenarios include SEO analysis, content monitoring, competitor research, and trend visualization. Journalists and analysts can also leverage the data for in-depth research and reporting on specific topics.
Users should check the `results_count` field to determine how many results were returned. If results are limited, they may consider refining their keyword or adjusting the search parameters to improve the relevance and quantity of results.
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