Latest vertical cat photos, all filters
Photo search sorted by latest: vertical, orange and white, at least 3000 px, uploaded in the last year, no AI-generated or sensitive images.
Updated October 22, 2026
What this example returns
This example returns up to 10 results.
The dataset’s “Media” view shows 16 columns: Preview, Name, Type, Width, Height, Tags, Likes, Views, Downloads, Editor's Choice, AI-generated, Creator, Uploaded, Page, Image (1280 px), and Download. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs Pixabay Scraper with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Search terms
searchTerms cat
Keywords to search on Pixabay, one per line (e.g. nature, city skyline). Each term is its own search with its own result limit. Add a place to the term for local scenes, e.g. cherry blossom tokyo.
- Media type
mediaType Photos
What to search for with the search terms.
Default: All images (photos, illustrations, vectors) → this example uses Photos
- Max results per search term or URL
maxItems 10
How many results to save for each search term or URL. 0 = everything Pixabay lists (popular terms have hundreds of thousands of results).
Default: 20 → this example uses 10
- Sort by
sortBy Latest
Order of the search results, as on pixabay.com.
Default: Most relevant → this example uses Latest
- Orientation
orientation Vertical
Only horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait) media.
Default: Any → this example uses Vertical
- Colors
colors orange, white
Only images with these colors (images only).
- Minimum width (px)
minWidth 3000
Only images at least this wide (images only).
- Minimum height (px)
minHeight 3000
Only images at least this tall (images only).
- Uploaded within
uploadedWithin Last year
Only images uploaded in this period (images only).
Default: Any time → this example uses Last year
- AI-generated content
aiContent Exclude AI-generated
Keep, isolate or drop media that Pixabay marks as AI-generated.
Default: Include → this example uses Exclude AI-generated
- Exclude sensitive content
excludeSensitive Yes
Drop results that Pixabay flags as sensitive (NSFW).
Default: No → this example uses Yes
- Search language
language English
Language of the search terms, e.g. German for natur. Pixabay matches keywords in its 26 site languages; titles and tags come back in that language.
- Include media page details
includeDetails No
Also open each result's own page for the exact upload and publish date, the full tag list, file format, download sizes, camera and lens (EXIF) and the creator's totals. One extra request per result, charged as a separate event. Media page URLs always include these details.
- Skip duplicates across inputs
deduplicate Yes
Save each image or video only once even when several search terms or URLs return it.
{
"searchTerms": [
"cat"
],
"mediaType": "photos",
"sortBy": "latest",
"orientation": "vertical",
"colors": [
"orange",
"white"
],
"minWidth": 3000,
"minHeight": 3000,
"uploadedWithin": "year",
"aiContent": "exclude",
"excludeSensitive": true,
"maxItems": 10,
"language": "en",
"includeDetails": false,
"deduplicate": true
}What it costs
You pay for the events the actor reports, such as each result or page it produces. Platform usage is included in the event prices.
- Media page details$0.0003Extra details from a result's own media page (exact upload and publish date, full keywords, file sizes, camera EXIF, creator totals). Charged only when media page details are on and the page loaded.
- Result$0.0007One Pixabay image, video or GIF saved to the dataset, with preview and download links, tags, size, engagement counts and creator details.
When to use this example
From the Pixabay Scraper readme:
Can I schedule it or use it from my code?
Yes. Schedule runs in the console, or start them with the API and read the dataset as JSON, CSV or Excel.
I'm moving from a similar actor on another platform. The output keeps the familiar field names (imageUrl_small, imageUrl_large, user_id, likeCount...), and the input also accepts keyword, url, startUrl and results_wanted.
How many results can I get?
As many as Pixabay lists for your search; set maxItems to 0 for all of them. Each page holds 100 results (60 on creator profiles). Very broad terms such as nature have over a million results, so set a limit unless you really want them all.
Other ways to run Pixabay Scraper
- Mountain landscape search page, 10 resultsPaste any Pixabay search or category URL.
- Ocean videos with media page detailsVideo search with exact dates, keywords and download sizes.
- German GIF search: katzeSearch in German and get German titles and tags.
- A creator's portfolioEvery public image of one Pixabay creator.
About Pixabay Scraper
Scrape free Pixabay images, illustrations, vectors, videos and GIFs by keyword, search URL or creator profile. Get preview and download links, tags, size, likes, views, downloads, AI and Editor's Choice flags and creator details, with optional upload dates, file sizes and camera EXIF.
- Price:
- from $0.70 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Echofield
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