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Reddit Subreddit Details

Fetch a public subreddit by name or URL, including title, description, subscriber counts, weekly activity, rules text, images, and availability status.

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Overview

Reddit Subreddit Details fetches public profile information for one subreddit by name or URL. Use it to understand a community's topic, audience size, activity signals, rules, posting constraints, visual identity, and availability before planning research, listening, or outreach.

Use cases

  • Check whether a subreddit is relevant before collecting posts or comments.
  • Review title, description, rules, subscriber counts, activity signals, and posting permissions.
  • Capture community context for campaign research, positioning notes, or audience briefs.

Input tips

  • Provide either a subreddit name or a subreddit URL, not both.
  • Use names such as AskReddit or r/AskReddit.
  • Use full HTTPS subreddit URLs such as https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit.
  • Use Reddit Subreddit Posts or Search after you confirm the community is relevant.

Expected output

The AI Tool returns lookup status, requested subreddit or URL, warnings, normalization notes, and a subreddit summary when available. The summary can include ID, name, display name, title, descriptions, public URL, subscriber counts, weekly active users, weekly contributions, rules text or structured rules, icon and banner image URLs, language, community type, NSFW and quarantine flags, image/video/wiki permissions, submit text, preserved extra fields, and cost metadata.

Caveats

  • Private, restricted, banned, misspelled, or unavailable communities can return empty or partial results.
  • Subscriber, active-user, weekly activity, and status fields can change after the run.
  • Rules, submit text, media permissions, and images can be missing or represented differently by the source.
  • Review subreddit rules directly before posting, outreach, or quoting community guidance.

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