Video Comments
Extract and analyze comments from any YouTube video with replies and engagement metrics.
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Who exports YouTube comments
- Sentiment analysis and audience research
Pull thousands of comments at once and analyze sentiment, themes, and recurring questions across a video or channel.
- Content strategy
Mine your competitors' comment sections for content ideas, FAQs, and audience pain points your videos can address.
- Customer feedback
If you sell a product or course on YouTube, comments are gold — export them for support, testimonials, or roadmap signals.
- Academic research
Export comments as structured data for qualitative or quantitative analysis in social-science or media studies.
- Community management
Bulk-export comments to spot trolls, repeated questions, or moderation issues across multiple videos.
How to export YouTube comments
- Paste the YouTube video URL
Drop in a link to any public YouTube video. SubExtract supports videos, Shorts, and live replays.
- Click Extract Comments
We fetch comments via the YouTube Data API. The first batch returns within seconds — additional pages stream in for popular videos.
- Filter and search
Use the in-page search and sort to find the comments you care about. Sort by likes, by date, or by author.
- Export to CSV or TXT
Download all extracted comments as a CSV (with author, likes, replies, timestamps) or as plain text. Pro users get higher row limits.
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