|features = <translate><!--T:26--> Find places nearby (by coordinates, or Q, or article) that have items on Wikidata but no images yet. If you are a traveler, insert your location to find places near you that have items on Wikipedia, but no photos. Once you find a location near you, you can take photos and upload them to Wikipedia to help expand the article. [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiShootMe Manual].</translate>
|features = <translate><!--T:26--> Find places nearby (by coordinates, or Q, or article) that have items on Wikidata but no images yet. If you are a traveler, insert your location to find places near you that have items on Wikipedia, but no photos. Once you find a location near you, you can take photos and upload them to Wikipedia to help expand the article. [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiShootMe Manual].</translate>
|features = <translate><!--T:46--> Adds citations metadata (i.e., what other items an item cites) support to the reference management software Zotero, using {{P|2860}} information from Wikidata, and enabling users to easily contribute missing data.</translate>
|features = <translate><!--T:51--> Daty is a cross-platform free Wikidata editor adhering to <tvar name=1>{{Q|Q44316}}</tvar> Human Interface Guidelines, intended to enable a better editing workflow and faster deployment of requested user features for Wikidata.</translate>
|screenshot = Wikidata reconciliation in OpenRefine screenshot.png
|features = <translate><!--T:25--> Open source data wrangling software which can be used to align datasets with Wikidata, with advanced matching on names and properties. It can then be used to import these datasets in Wikidata. See the [[<tvar name="1">Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Tools/OpenRefine/Editing</tvar>|tutorials]] for that.</translate>
|features = <translate><!--T:47--> Powerful Python programmatic interface to update Wikidata items, and MediaWiki pages. Can be used from a Linux shell or [[Wikidata:PAWS]]. Documentation available on [[<tvar name="1">mw:Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Pywikibot/Wikidata</tvar>|Manual:Pywikibot/Wikidata]], examples on [[Wikidata:Pywikibot - Python 3 Tutorial/Labels]].</translate>
|screenshot = Douglas Adams on Wikipedia with Wikidata for Firefox.png
|features = <translate><!--T:42--> An extension for [<tvar name="1">https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/wikidata/</tvar> Mozilla Firefox] or [<tvar name="2">https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wikidata/iijkiilckldlddidhaomggfadfafpdfd</tvar> Google Chrome], that displays Data from Wikidata on various websites and also allows extraction of data from these websites.</translate>
|features = <translate><!--T:23--> Traveling with a smartphone but no Internet (or expensive Internet)? Load the GPX or KML file in your offline maps application, and go take pictures of Wikidata items that do not have an image (P18) yet. Like Wiki ShootMe! but offline.</translate>
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{{Tool2
| item = Q94986881
| name = Wiki Explorer
| link = https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.nosuefor.wikiexplorer
| author = Wikiexplorerapp
| features = <translate><!--T:40-->
Find and explore objects that are close to you and described on Wikipedia & Wikidata.
Enable notifications when objects are close to you. Edit items with the ease of one click. [[Wikidata:Tools/WikiExplorer|Documentation]] </translate>
| screenshot = Wiki_Explorer_-_Wikidata_Edit.gif
}}
{{Tool2
| item = Q108267084
| name = Wwwyzzerdd
| link = https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Wwwyzzerdd
| author = BrokenSegue
| features = <translate><!--T:59--> Browser extension that lets you import statements, descriptions, aliases from Wikipedia articles</translate>
|features = <translate><!--T:28--> Has a Wikidata script that can import metadata about works from Wikidata, and another that exports data as commands for QuickStatements. See [[Wikidata:Zotero]]</translate>
This web application finds works with a given "author name string" value in Wikidata, groups them based on coauthors and other attributes, and allows you to map those "author name string" values to an author item via a QuickStatements upload, or directly via the Wikidata API for users who authenticate using OAuth. See the wiki page for more information.
Create or update a Wikidata item about a person, using sourced data from the National Library of France (Bibliothèque nationale de France, also known as BnF).
Create or update a Wikidata item about a person, using sourced data from IdRef (delivered by the French agency Agence bibliographique de l'enseignement supérieur, also known as Abes).
A small web app for easily editing album (Q482994) items on Wikidata by creating items for individual tracks, and then adding them as tracklist (P658) statements on the album item. (Manual)
This tool can add or remove statements (with optional qualifiers and sources) to Wikidata items and can run in batch mode. See documentation at Help:QuickStatements.
For random items you get image suggestions (taken from the item's articles), and can click to set that image as the item's image (P18). You can restrict to a particular topic or area using very flexible criteria.
http://magnusmanske.de/wordpress/?p=203
Wikidata Game is a complicated website with many activities. Here, a machine finds potential actions and has buttons to accept or deny. Then the machine edits Wikidata automatically under your name. However, you are responsible for these edits. A WiDaR account is needed to access the Game.
The Distributed Game is a complicated website with many activities.
Here, a machine finds potential actions and has buttons to accept or deny.
Then the machine edits Wikidata automatically under your name.
However, you are responsible for these edits.
A WiDaR account is needed to access The Distributed Game.
Find places nearby (by coordinates, or Q, or article) that have items on Wikidata but no images yet. If you are a traveler, insert your location to find places near you that have items on Wikipedia, but no photos. Once you find a location near you, you can take photos and upload them to Wikipedia to help expand the article. Manual.
