Maya R. 2 days ago · ♥ 214
The 4K remaster makes this feel brand new, and that chorus never gets old.
1 reply
Brew Lab 1 day ago · ♥ 48
Thanks for watching in 4K! More remasters are on the way.
Free YouTube Comment Extractor
YouTube Comment Extractor
Extract comments from any public YouTube video or Shorts link, then search, filter, copy, and export the comments you need.
Example Result
Sample
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Official Video) (4K Remaster)
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Daniel K. 5 hours ago · ♥ 31
Who else ended up here from a perfectly timed link share?
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No comments found. The video may have comments disabled or no public comments yet.
Features
Everything You Need to Extract YouTube Comments
A lightweight, accurate tool built for creators, marketers, and researchers who need comment data fast.
Extract YouTube Comments
Pull available public comments from any YouTube video or Short in seconds.
Download YouTube Comments
Save extracted comments for research, archiving, and content planning.
Export Comments
Export extracted comments into supported formats such as CSV, XLSX, or JSON.
Search Comments
Search extracted comments to quickly find specific words, authors, or phrases.
Filter Comments
Filter comments based on the available comment data, such as replies.
Extract Replies
Show available replies beneath each comment where supported by the API.
Copy Comments
Copy individual comments or all extracted comments with one click.
YouTube Shorts Support
Extract public comments from YouTube Shorts where available.
How It Works
Extract YouTube Comments in 3 Quick Steps
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1. Paste URL
Enter a single YouTube video link — watch, Shorts, youtu.be, embed, or live — into the box above. Channel and playlist URLs are not supported.
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2. Fetch Comments
The tool retrieves available public comment data through the existing YouTube API.
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3. Search, Copy or Export
Find the comments you need and copy or export them.
Why Use It
Why Use a YouTube Comment Extractor?
Use this youtube comment extractor free of charge to save time and sharpen your content strategy across every part of the workflow.
Competitor Research
Study comments on competing channels to spot content gaps and understand what resonates with viewers.
Content Inspiration
Turn real viewer comments into video ideas, FAQs, and community posts that people actually want.
SEO Analysis
Review comment language and questions to power your youtube comment analyzer workflow and sharpen content optimisation.
Quick Copy
Use it as a youtube comment downloader — copy individual comments or grab everything for citations and planning sheets.
Content Research
Build a swipe file of audience feedback and recurring topics from your favourite channels in minutes.
Workflow Automation
Export comments into CSV, XLSX, or JSON and feed them into your own scripts and sheets — a practical research workflow for ongoing research.
Comments & Audience Research
Search, Review & Export YouTube Comments
After extraction, use the search box to look for a specific word, phrase, author, or question — the fastest way to search for YouTube comments without scrolling through thousands of threads. Filter the loaded results to surface recurring topics, questions, and viewer feedback, then compare audience reactions with the video itself using a YouTube Transcript Extractor.
Whether you need a quick youtube comment downloader or a full YouTube Comment Exporter, you can export YouTube comments to CSV, XLSX, or JSON — or copy a YouTube comment straight to your clipboard. It works as a complete YouTube Comments Exporter: every download keeps the original text, author, likes, and dates intact, sourced from the official YouTube Data API. Need titles and thumbnails too? Pull them with the YouTube Metadata Extractor.
What you can do
- Search comments
- Filter results
- Review replies
- Copy comments
- Export CSV · XLSX · JSON
Who It's For
Who It's For
A simple tool trusted by creators, founders, and agencies to save time while researching YouTube comments. Surface audience questions, feedback, requests, and content ideas without scrolling endless threads.
YouTubers
Read audience feedback and questions to plan videos people actually want.
Creators
Turn viewer comments into content ideas, FAQs, and community posts.
Marketers
Analyse public comments to understand how audiences respond to campaigns and messaging.
Founders
Mine comments across your niche for customer pain points and positioning.
Agencies
Gather comment data across client channels for reports and strategy.
Owners
Track what customers say about your product or category on YouTube.
Extract Comments on Mobile
Reading long comment threads inside the YouTube app can be inconvenient. Instead, share or copy the video URL, paste it into the extractor, and view the full public comments in your mobile browser — then search, filter, copy, or export them for your notes.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A YouTube Comment Extractor is a free online tool that pulls available public comments from any YouTube video or Short. You paste a link, the tool reads the official API, and shows the comment text, author, likes, and date so you can search, copy, and export them.
Paste a YouTube URL and the server extracts the video ID, calls the official YouTube Data API, and returns the available public comments. No scraping, no manual copying.
After extracting a video's comments, use the search box to look for a specific word, phrase, author, or question. The tool filters the loaded comments so you can quickly find the comment you need.
Yes. Shorts links use the same official API, so you can extract available comments from youtube.com/shorts/ links exactly like standard videos.
Yes. Once comments are loaded, you can download them using the export options (CSV, XLSX, or JSON) for research, archiving, or analysis.
Yes. Extracted comments can be exported into CSV, XLSX, or JSON, and you can also copy all comments to your clipboard in one click.
Yes. A search field filters the loaded comments by text or author in real time, and you can also sort by top or newest and filter for comments with replies.
Where available, the tool shows replies beneath each top-level comment, including the reply author, text, likes, and date. Note that the API may return a limited number of replies per thread.
It does. The extractor queries the official YouTube Comment API (YouTube Data API v3) for accurate, up-to-date public comments.
Yes. You can copy any individual comment or copy all loaded comments to your clipboard with one click.
No. Your URLs are processed in real time and are never stored, logged, or shared.
Each request loads up to 100 top-level comment threads from a video, ordered by relevance, with available replies shown beneath each thread. This covers most videos fully; exceptionally large comment sections may include more comments than a single request returns.
Every export includes the comment text, author, like count, date, reply count, and the video title. Replies are exported alongside their parent comments. Choose CSV for spreadsheets, XLSX for formatted Excel work, or JSON for scripts and analysis tools.
Yes. The tool works with any public video or Short that has comments enabled, whether or not you own the channel. Private videos, removed videos, and videos with comments disabled cannot be extracted.
Comments can only be read from publicly accessible videos with comments enabled. Private, deleted, or age-restricted videos, and videos where the creator turned comments off, return no data.
Start Extracting YouTube Comments
Pull up to 100 top-level comment threads per video, search them instantly, and export to CSV, XLSX, or JSON. No login, no cost.
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