Resolve names in text to Wikidata IDs or your own entity identifiers. Returns supported matches or an unresolved result for downstream agents and knowledge graphs.
Verdict: resolve() by WordLift is best for developers linking entity mentions to stable IDs.
Visit resolve() by WordLift ↗ Suggest an editResolve names in text to Wikidata IDs or your own entity identifiers. Returns supported matches or an unresolved result for downstream agents and knowledge graphs. Source
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| Free tier | Individual developers can request a free key for 1,000 request units per month. One call plus one unit per 1,000 characters is counted; long texts use more. The public demo needs no key or card and accepts up to 600 characters at 10 requests/minute/IP. The key request asks for an email, not payment details. No trial expiry is stated; the allowance is monthly. This is structured API output, not a media export or watermark plan. Source |
| Paid plans | Enterprise capacity and volume terms by arrangement; no public fixed paid price on the resolve() access page. Source |
| Platforms | REST API, Public browser demo, Python and TypeScript clients Source |
| Open source | No Source |
Public beta. VCP tested the public API with a short English sentence: Apple, Rome, Microsoft and Redmond returned distinct Wikidata IDs. This is a functional spot-check, not an accuracy benchmark. The supplied WordLift video also shows the live comparison workflow. Source