Free YouTube Tag Extractor
Paste a URL and instantly see every tag the creator used.
Export comments from any public YouTube video to Excel, CSV, or JSON. Download replies, likes, and timestamps in seconds.
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YouTube comments contain unfiltered audience feedback: objections, feature requests, content ideas, and the exact language your market uses. Downloading them turns scroll-and-forget noise into structured, searchable data.
Content
Download comments to discover recurring questions, pain points, and language your audience uses. Turn comment themes into content topics that already have demand.
Marketing
Questions that appear in 10+ comments are topics your audience is actively searching for. Download, sort by frequency, and you have a content calendar.
Marketing
Download comments from competitor videos to see what their audience praises, complains about, and wishes existed. This is research no SEO tool can give you.
Research
Download comments from the same video over time to track how audience sentiment shifts after product launches, pricing changes, or feature updates.
Community
Download the full comment list and use it to fairly select winners for giveaways and contests. Every comment is timestamped and attributed.
Copy the URL of any public YouTube video, Short, or live stream and paste it into the input above.
Pick CSV, Excel, JSON, or plain text. Toggle reply threads on or off. Set a comment limit if you only need a sample.
Click download and get a structured file with every comment, reply, like count, and timestamp ready for analysis.
Every download includes the full set of fields below. Structured, consistent, and ready for spreadsheets or data analysis tools.
The display name of the commenter, with optional anonymisation for research exports.
The full comment body with line breaks and emoji preserved. No truncation.
ISO 8601 publish date so you can sort chronologically or filter by recency.
Number of likes on the comment, useful for ranking by community agreement.
How many replies sit beneath the comment, signalling discussion depth.
Direct link to the commenter's YouTube channel for follow-up research.
Whether the row is a top-level comment or a reply, plus the parent author for context.
Choose the format that fits your workflow. Each one includes the same data fields, just structured differently.
Opens directly in Excel or Google Sheets. Best when you want to sort, filter, and pivot without any setup. Share a single file with your team and they can read it immediately.
The universal interchange format. Import into SQL databases, Python, R, or any analytics tool. Lightweight, no formatting overhead, and compatible with everything.
Structured key-value pairs ready for scripting, API integrations, or feeding into language models. Preserves nested reply threads as objects.
Flat text dump of every comment. Best for fast manual reading, pasting into documents, or feeding raw text into AI tools for summarisation.
The comment downloader works with every public YouTube content type that has a comment section.
Full support. Paste any public video URL and download every comment and reply thread. This is the primary use case and works with any video length.
Full support
Shorts use the same comment system as standard videos. Paste the Shorts URL exactly as it appears and the downloader extracts comments the same way.
Full support
Archived live stream recordings with a standard comment section are supported. Real-time live chat replay is not currently available, but archived comments can be downloaded.
Archived comments
The download is step one. Here is what to do with the file once you have it.
Open the CSV or Excel file and sort the like count column descending. The highest-liked comments represent the opinions the community agrees with most. These are your strongest signals.
Use Ctrl+F or a spreadsheet filter to find comments containing specific terms: your product name, a competitor, a feature, or a pain point. Instant qualitative research.
Paste the comment text column into an AI tool and ask it to summarise themes, extract feature requests, or identify the top 5 objections. Turns hundreds of comments into actionable insights in seconds.
Use a simple positive/negative/neutral classifier on the comment text. Even a basic keyword-based approach reveals whether the overall tone is supportive, critical, or mixed.
Look for comments that start with questions: "How do I...", "Can you...", "What about...". Each question is a potential blog post, video topic, or FAQ entry with proven demand.
Two ways to get YouTube comment data. This tool is the fastest path to a downloadable file. The official API gives you sanctioned access with hard limits and requires engineering resources.
| TubeHarvest | YouTube Data API | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | Under 30 seconds | 15–30 minutes |
| Coding required | None | API integration code |
| API key needed | No | Yes (Google Cloud) |
| Daily quota | No quota on paid plans | 10,000 units/day |
| Reply threads | Included by default | Separate endpoint |
| Export formats | Excel, CSV, JSON, TXT | JSON only (raw) |
| Pagination handling | Automatic | Manual page tokens |
| Best for | Speed and ease | Custom integrations |
For most users, TubeHarvest gets you from URL to download in under a minute. Use the official API when your project requires sanctioned access and you have engineering resources to manage the integration.
The free tool downloads one video per day. TubeHarvest unlocks unlimited downloads, channel-level batch exports, and ZIP files with full metadata.
Each tool solves one job and gives you the output fast. No sign-up, no paywall on the free tier.
Preview and download comments from any public video to CSV.
Paste a public URL and generate ready-to-paste chapters.
Paste a URL and instantly see every tag the creator used.
Enter a topic and get AI-generated title options for your video.
Paste a URL and see the full metadata in one structured view.
Enter a topic and get relevant hashtags for YouTube.
Paste a URL and download the thumbnail in all resolutions.
Enter your title and topic, get an SEO-optimised description.
Paste a URL and randomly pick a winner from the comments.