Get Public Profile Details by URL
View all Facebook Public Data API endpoints →Pass a public profile URL in url. The observed Mark Zuckerberg response has a profile object with name, profile_id, url, verified, intro, image, cover_image, about_public, influencer_category and Reels collection identifiers. The about object was empty and delegate_page_id was null; do not promise these fields will be populated. Other public biography attributes may be present but should be minimized for the intended permitted purpose. This read does not expose private profile fields or prove identity for other similarly named people. Obtain appropriate permission for creator research and avoid inferring sensitive traits.
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/api/project/facebook-scraper/profile-details-by-url API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/facebook-scraper/profile-details-by-url?key=<API_KEY>&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fzuck'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Enrich a supplied public-figure profile URL for a permitted editorial workflow.
- Confirm a consenting creator submitted the intended visible profile before collaboration review.
- Capture returned Reels collection references without collecting unrelated biography attributes.
- Design a profile parser that distinguishes empty about objects and null delegate fields from populated public entries.
Frequently asked questions
Are public profile results inside results?
The validated sample uses a profile object, which should be distinguished from the results structure used by Page details.
Can I obtain non-public profile information or a complete background?
This is not promised. Only visible public fields are in scope, and some may be empty. Minimize retained data according to the permitted purpose.
Does finding a profile with the same name prove that it belongs to the person?
No. Manually confirm it using the submitted link and other context. Do not associate a real-world identity or infer sensitive traits from a same-name result alone.