No login · no API key · no extension
X (Twitter) Reply Exporter
Export the replies to a public X post to Excel, CSV or JSON, with likes, dates and the repliers' handles. The first 500 comments are free.
Free: the count and the first 500 comments. · Several links?
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Paste the link of a post on X, from x.com or twitter.com, and get its replies as rows: the @handle and display name of each replier, the reply without the @name X puts in front of it, likes, reply count, date, language and a link that opens that reply.
Turn on replies and you also get the conversations under each reply, marked with the id of the reply they answer, so a thread can be read back in order in a spreadsheet. Useful for a launch post's feedback, a poll's written answers or a viral post you want to quote from.
How to use the X (Twitter) Reply Exporter
Paste a link
Copy the address of a public video or post on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X or Reddit and paste it in the box. No account, no password and no browser extension.
Read the comments free
You see the comment count and the first 500 comments. Search them, sort them by likes or date, or keep only the questions.
Export all or get the AI report
Export every comment, replies included if you want them, to Excel, CSV or JSON; or let the AI sort them into questions, complaints, buying signals and requests. Big ones run in the background and we email you when they're done.
What's in the file
One row per comment or reply. CSV and JSON have the same fields.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
platform | youtube, tiktok, instagram, twitter or reddit |
post_url | The video or post the comment is on |
comment_id | The platform's id for the comment |
parent_id | For a reply: the id of the comment it answers. Empty for a top-level comment |
type | comment or reply |
author | The commenter's handle or name (@name, or u/name on Reddit) |
author_url | Link to the commenter's channel or profile |
text | The comment as plain text, emoji included |
likes | Likes at the time of the export (score on Reddit) |
reply_count | Replies under a top-level comment, as the platform counts them |
published_at | When it was posted (UTC, ISO 8601) |
edited_at | When it was last edited, if it was (YouTube, Reddit) |
language | The comment's language as the platform tags it (TikTok, X) |
buying_intent | yes when TikTok flags the comment as purchase intent (TikTok) |
comment_url | A link that opens this comment (its video on TikTok) |
Questions
Do I need an X account or an API key?
No. Paste the link; there's no login, no developer account and nothing to install.
Why are there fewer rows than the reply count?
X keeps back some replies from everyone who isn't signed in as the author: ones it ranks as low quality, from accounts it limits, or that were hidden or deleted. In our tests an export came to about three quarters of the count X shows. You pay only for the rows in the file.
Do quote posts count?
No. Quotes are posts of their own, not replies, so they aren't in the export.
Is it free?
Reading comments is: the count and the first 500 comments of a video or post, 3 a day without an account and 10 with a free one. Exporting every comment (300 points per 1,000 rows) and the AI report (1,000 points) are paid. A new account gets 100 points to try an export.
Do I need to sign in to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X or Reddit?
No, and we never ask for a password. YouTube comments come through YouTube's official API; the other platforms' comments are the public ones anyone can see on the post. Your account here is only for points and files.
Why does the export have fewer comments than the post shows?
The number under a video or post also counts comments the platform holds for review, hides as spam or filtered words, or removed along with deleted accounts, and those can't be read by anyone. We show the count before you pay, and you're only charged for the rows that end up in your file.