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How to give ChatGPT or Claude a post's comments

Pasting a post link into a chat usually gets the AI the page, not the comments. Two ways that work: connect this site to Claude or ChatGPT once (add https://aicommentexporter.com/mcp as a connector and sign in), then ask in plain words, "read the comments of [link]"; or export the comments as CSV here and upload the file to the chat. YouTube comments go by file only.

Updated November 14, 2026

Free: the count and the first 500 comments. · Several links?

Email me new comments

We check this post on a schedule and email you the comments posted since the last check. They also wait on your account page as a file, for 30 days.

With words set, you're emailed only when a new comment mentions one of them; every new comment still goes in the file.

Step by step

  1. Option 1: connect once

    In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom connector with the address https://aicommentexporter.com/mcp and sign in with your account here. The connector page has the exact clicks for each app.

  2. Ask for what you need

    "What are people complaining about under [TikTok link]?", "Export every reply to [X post] as CSV", "Pick a random winner from [Instagram post]". Looking at comments is free; exports and reports show their points first.

  3. Option 2: upload a file

    Export the comments here (or download the free first 500 as CSV), then attach the file in the chat and ask your question.

Which to use

Questions

Does ChatGPT read comments from a link by itself?

Usually not: comment sections load separately from the page, and many platforms show them only in their app or after sign-in.

Does the connector cost anything?

Reading comments is free within the daily limits; exports and AI reports cost points, with the price shown before anything is spent.

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