One ZIP, ten videos
Each video gets its own file inside one download, named by its video ID, plus a manifest that lists what is inside.
YOUTUBE COMMENT BULK EXPORT
Paste up to 10 public YouTube video links and get one ZIP back — a CSV or JSON file per video, plus a manifest. The videos that worked are kept even when a few fail.
Public videos only · Up to 10 links, one per line · Needs a free account — batches are saved to your history
A batch is the same read you would run once per video, with one waiting period instead of ten. Paste your links above, watch each video finish, then take the whole set out as a single ZIP.
Each video gets its own file inside one download, named by its video ID, plus a manifest that lists what is inside.
Every video has its own row and its own state, so a long batch is never a blank wait.
If some links fail, the ZIP still arrives with every video that succeeded, and each failure is listed with a reason.
A batch is the same read you would run ten times, with one waiting period instead of ten. Watch each video finish, then take the whole set out at once.
Interactive example · sample data, nothing is fetchedOne watch URL, short link or video ID per line. Duplicates are removed for you.
Every video is read in the background while you watch the list.
One file per video, plus a manifest. Anything that failed is listed with its reason, and the rest still download.
Only one video in mind? The comment downloader gives you a single file without the wait.
Up to 10 links per batch. Paste more and the first 10 are used — the counter above the box tells you before you start.
The batch finishes with the videos that worked. The ZIP holds one file for each successful video, and every failure is listed with the reason YouTube gave, such as comments disabled or a private video.
You get the comments YouTube's API returns for that video, which can be fewer than the number shown on the watch page. Each row tells you exactly how many comments came back.
It runs in the background: a short video finishes in seconds, and ten large threads can take a couple of minutes. You can close the tab — the batch keeps running. The ZIP stays available for 24 hours.