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Facebook Events Scraper

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What is the Facebook Events Scraper?

The Facebook Events Scraper by No Code Web Scraper turns any Events search into a clean spreadsheet. Click an event once and every result — with name, date, location, host and attendee counts — exports to Excel or CSV. No code, no API keys, and everything runs in your browser.

Capture every detail from any Facebook Events search

Event NameThe title of the event
Date & TimeWhen the event takes place
LocationVenue or online link
HostThe page or person hosting it
Interested CountPeople marked interested
Going CountPeople marked going
CategoryEvent type or category
Event URLDirect link to the event

How to Scrape Facebook Events Data in 3 Steps

1

Search Facebook Events

Open Facebook Events and search a topic and location, or open a category.

2

Select the Event Fields

Launch No Code Web Scraper and click a name, date and location — every event on the page is detected automatically.

3

Export the List

Scroll to load more events, then download the whole set as Excel or CSV.

Who Uses Facebook Events Scraper?

Event Marketing

Find relevant events to sponsor, attend or promote your product at.

Lead Generation

Build lists of hosts and organizers to reach out to.

Local Market Research

Track what events are popular in a city or niche.

Competitor Monitoring

See which events competitors run and how many attend.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. No Code Web Scraper is free to install and use for exporting Facebook event data to Excel or CSV.

Event names, dates and times, locations, hosts, interested and going counts, categories and event links.

You browse Facebook Events in your own account as usual, then the extension captures what is visible.

No. You click the fields you want in the browser and export — no scripts or API keys.

Download your selected events as an Excel or CSV file with one click.

Collecting publicly visible event data is generally acceptable for research. Respect Facebook’s terms and avoid personal data.