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GeezerVison is showing enterprise.wikimedia.com — Wikimedia Enterprise - APIs for AI, Search & Knowledge Graphs ![]() Enterprise-grade APIs for Wikipedia, Wikidata & every Wikimedia project.Activate the world's largest database of collaborative open source knowledge, with dedicated SLAs, documentation, and customer support. Every project, every language, every edit, your way Full project dumps, single articles, or a firehoseSnapshot APIDownload a whole project. Every article in any Wikimedia project, in any language, as one compressed file. Retrieve it chunk by chunk for more manageable file sizes. Snapshot API guide →On-demand APIFetch a single article. Input any article name and receive the latest revision of that article, with a single HTTP request. Filter down to the projects, languages and fields you need. On-demand API guide →Realtime APIStream every change. A firehose of edits, creations and deletions as they happen. Also available as hourly batch files. Realtime API guide →All three API collections return the same JSON schema, no need to switch parsers. Structured Contents Initiative Wikipedia API without the BLOBsStructured Contents pulls infoboxes, sections, tables, citations, references, images and more out of raw wikitext and HTML and returns it as machine-readable JSON. No custom parser or regex needed. On the left is what an article's wikitext looks like in regular payloads. On the right is the parsed infobox extracted from that wikitext, easily usable in Structured Contents payload. Structured Contents is tested and supported in eleven languages, on both the On-demand and Snapshot APIs, and included on free accounts. 920+ datasets, 130M+ pages, 350+ languages Dictionaries, travel guides, and source texts tooGet more than just Wikipedia: other text projects like Wiktionary, Wikivoyage, and Wikisource come with the same API key. Use Wikidata if you need the same data as a structured knowledge base. Encyclopedia articlesWikipedia, 360+ languages Structured facts and entity IDsWikidata Travel guides and points of interestWikivoyage, 27 languages Dictionary, etymology, translationsWiktionary, 190+ languages Sourced quotationsWikiquote, 100 languages Textbooks and learning materialWikibooks, 120+ languages Public-domain source textsWikisource, 80+ languages Courses and open researchWikiversity, 17 languages
Every project in detail
Identifiers and language counts920+unique datasets 130M+unique project pages 2M+daily updates Openly licensedOver 99.9% of the data is licensed under Creative Commons, and every payload has clear licensing metadata. Know which edits to trustRevert-risk scores, protection and visibility status, and editor context are found in every payload. Credibility signals → Built for AI and searchShaped around what those workloads actually need: populating knowledge graphs, grounding models in cited facts, and answering questions. Trusted by companies that build AI and search
No credit card Start for free, todayFree accounts receiveUp to 30 full project dumps a month, and up to 1,500 snapshot chunks a month. Up to 50,000 On-demand API requests. Parsed Structured Contents on both, in beta. Snapshots (project dumps) refresh monthly. When you outgrow freeMore frequent snapshot updates, higher request limits, the Realtime stream, and a contract with the SLAs, consulting and direct access to our engineers that production workloads run on. Instant access, no credit card required. Or read the docs first → |
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