YouTube Comment Scraper pulls the comments on any public YouTube video, with each comment's author, text, likes, reply count and time. Paste a video link and get the comment section as data.
YouTube comments are long, thoughtful and full of feedback, but impossible to review by scrolling. This tool gives you them in one go, so you can find common questions, measure reaction to a launch or pull ideas for your next video.
What you can do
- Export comments from any public YouTube video
- See author, likes and replies for each comment
- Find the top comments by likes
- Pull out questions viewers keep asking
- Measure sentiment on a review, launch or sponsored video
Who it's for
Brands and creators reading audience feedback, product teams mining YouTube for customer language, and agencies reporting on campaign sentiment.
How to use it
- Call get_youtube_comments with the video link
- Sort the comments by likes to find what resonates
- Ask for a summary of opinions, questions and complaints
Getting started
Pass a link like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQXAC9IVRw to get_youtube_comments.