Home page: slider and release tables
The featured slider, latest releases, recently added and newly completed, with full anime details.
Updated November 7, 2026
What this example returns
This example returns up to 30 anime rows.
The dataset’s “Anime” view shows 22 columns: Section, Position, Rank, Title, Anime page, Poster, Type, Sub episodes, Dub episodes, Total episodes, Latest episode, Episode link, Start date, Aired, Status, Genres, Score, Description, Japanese title, Age rating, Studios, and Anime ID. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs AnimeKai Scraper with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Pages
startUrls https://anikaitv.to/home
anikaitv.to pages to read. The home page (https://anikaitv.to/home) gives every card of the sections chosen below. A list page gives every anime on it, page after page: https://anikaitv.to/new-release, /latest-updated, /most-viewed, /genre/action, /type/movie, /status/ongoing, /az-list/A, /studio/..., or a search or…
- Max anime rows
maxItems 30
How many rows to save in total. The home page has about 60 to 70 cards with all sections on. Set 0 for no limit, e.g. to export a whole list such as every new release.
Default: 100 → this example uses 30
- Home page sections
homeSections featured, latestReleases, recentlyAdded, newlyCompleted
Which sections of the home page to save. Each card is one row with its section and position, so an anime shown in two sections appears in both.
- Anime page details
includeDetails Yes
Open each anime's own page (once per anime and run) for the full description, all genres, status, aired dates, premiere season, score and rating count, duration, studios, producers, other names and the next episode time. Turn it off for card data only (title, link, image, type, episode counts, date) and a faster run.
{
"startUrls": [
{
"url": "https://anikaitv.to/home"
}
],
"homeSections": [
"featured",
"latestReleases",
"recentlyAdded",
"newlyCompleted"
],
"maxItems": 30,
"includeDetails": true
}What it costs
From about $0.163 for 30 anime rows
An estimate at the lowest plan price: 30 × $0.00544 per anime row (One anime card (a home page section card, a list entry or an anime page) saved to the dataset). A run is charged for the events it reports, so one that finds fewer anime rows costs less. Platform usage is included in the event price.
When to use this example
From the AnimeKai Scraper readme:
How many results can I get?
As many as the pages list: the home page has about 60 to 70 cards, a list such as new releases has thousands (30 per page). Set Max anime rows to 0 to get them all.
Other ways to run AnimeKai Scraper
- New releases list, card data onlyThe first 45 new releases (two list pages) without opening anime pages.
- Anime page, search and genreOne anime page, a keyword search and a genre list in one run, with details.
About AnimeKai Scraper
Scrape anime from AnimeKai (anikaitv.to): home page sections, new releases, top lists, genres and search results with title, link, poster, type, sub/dub episode counts, dates, description and genres. No login needed.
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