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Wikidata Query Service

SPARQL query service for querying Wikidata data.

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The Wikidata Query Service is a web-based tool for writing and running SPARQL queries against Wikidata. It provides a query editor, example queries, and result visualization, along with multiple export formats for query results.

The service supports SPARQL queries with features such as the Wikibase label service for multilingual labels, optional fields, subclass traversal, and date handling. Results can be visualized as tables, image grids, maps, line charts, bar charts, scatter plots, area charts, bubble charts, tree maps, timelines, and graphs. Export options include JSON, TSV, CSV, HTML tables, SVG images, GeoJSON, GPX, and KML files. The service also provides short URLs for queries and results, an embeddable SPARQL endpoint, and a query builder interface.

The service is intended for users who need to query and analyze Wikidata data, including researchers, developers, and data analysts. It is available as a free web-based tool with no stated pricing, plans, or editions.

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