Market researchers
Topic demand scan
Favorable to scraping
Track which Naver Blog posts appear for a product, game, destination, celebrity, or brand query, then group rows by source blog and publish time.
Search Engine$50Free
Naver Blog SERP Scraper
This Naver Blog SERP scraper turns Naver Blog search result pages into a structured CSV. Import the workflow, update the keyword URL, and export post titles, post URLs, snippets, authors, blog links, source blog names, publication times, image URLs, and extraction timestamps without building a custom crawler.
Output
CSV file
Fields
10 columns
Pages
10 offsets
Source
Naver Blog
Template
Free import
At a glance
Export Naver Blog search results to CSV
Naver Blog is a useful signal source for Korean market research, creator discovery, product monitoring, gaming launches, local travel demand, and brand reputation checks. Manual review is slow because every result can mix a title link, short content snippet, author label, blog homepage, thumbnail, and relative or dated publication marker.
This template handles the repeatable browser path: Navigate -> wait -> normalize result cards -> structured export -> append -> loop. The bundled project demonstrates a keyword search for 데이브더다이버 with date-filtered URLs and start offsets from 1 through 91, so you can see exactly how a multi-page Naver Blog to CSV workflow is wired before changing the query.
Search-led blog collection
Capture rows from Naver's Blog tab, not full article bodies, so analysts get a fast SERP-level dataset for discovery and triage.
Spreadsheet-ready output
Use the CSV in Excel, Sheets, BI tools, enrichment scripts, or QA queues without copying search cards by hand.
Multi-page offsets included
The Navigate block carries ten start-offset URLs, and Loop Continue advances through each one while Structured Export appends rows.
Local desktop custody
The browser session and export file stay on your machine. The stock template does not send Naver Blog rows to UScraper servers.
Who uses it
Built for Korean blog and search monitoring
SEO and content teams
SERP discovery
Favorable to scraping
Review titles and snippets to find long-tail Korean content angles, creator coverage, and questions that broader web scrape tools miss.
Data operations teams
Structured export
Nuanced outcome
Use a no-code, auditable workflow when stakeholders need to scrape Naver Blog results and engineering time should go toward validation, joins, and reporting.
How to use
Run the Naver Blog scraper in five steps
1
Download and import
Download the hosted template JSON from the Naver Blog SERP Scraper template link, then import it into UScraper.
2
Update the search URLs
Replace the encoded query value in the Navigate block with your approved keyword. Keep or adjust the nso date filter and start offsets depending on the page range you need.
3
Keep the waits and viewport
The workflow sets a 1920 by 1080 window, waits for page load, waits for body, and pauses briefly before extraction so dynamic result cards can settle.
4
Normalize and export rows
The JavaScript block builds hidden, stable rows from visible Blog cards, de-duplicates post URLs in session storage, and hands them to Structured Export.
5
Loop and open the CSV
Structured Export writes headers and appends each offset into naver-blog-serp-scraper.csv. Loop Continue advances until the configured URL list is done.
Output preview
What the Naver Blog CSV contains
| Column | Example value | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
search_keyword | 데이브더다이버 | Keeps each row tied to the source query. |
title | 데이브 더 다이버 업데이트 후기 | Blog result title after whitespace cleanup. |
title_link_url | https://blog.naver.com/example/223301234567 | Direct post URL for review and deduplication. |
content | 게임 플레이 후기와 신규 콘텐츠 정리... | Visible snippet from the result card. |
author | Example Blogger | Author or profile label when available. |
blog_link_url | https://blog.naver.com/example | Source blog homepage derived from the post URL. |
source_blog | Example Blogger | Source label for grouping and reporting. |
publication_time | 2024. 1. 3. | Date or relative publish marker shown by Naver. |
image_url | https://example.pstatic.net/thumb.jpg | Thumbnail URL when a result card exposes one. |
extraction_time | 2026-06-01T12:45:10.000Z | Timestamp for audit and refresh comparisons. |
Frequently asked questions
Scraping visible Naver Blog search results can still be restricted by Naver terms, robots guidance, copyright, privacy law, and local regulations. Keep collection narrow, avoid bypassing CAPTCHA or login walls, do not republish private or copyrighted content without permission, and get legal review before commercial reuse.
Before you run
Limits and maintenance notes
Practical guardrails for reliable Naver Blog exports
Rate limits
Keep the bundled waits and avoid parallel batches
Naver can throttle automated browsing or show verification screens. Run at a measured pace, avoid many simultaneous keyword jobs, and stop when the page asks for human confirmation.
Layout changes
Search result cards can change without notice
The template relies on visible Naver Blog result markup plus a JavaScript normalization step. Empty titles, missing blog links, or blank dates usually mean the page layout changed and the extraction logic should be refreshed.
Compliance
Respect Naver, authors, and source blogs
Public snippets are not unrestricted content. Do not collect private posts, republish author text without permission, or use exported rows for resale or AI training without policy and legal review.
Get Started
Download and use this template instantly
$50Free
What's Included
- Template JSON file ready to import
- Pre-configured scraping nodes
- Works with UScraper desktop app
Open-source templates
UScraper templates are open source. Improve this workflow or contribute a new one to help the community grow.
Contribute on GitHubBrowse more templates in the library
All Templates