Facebook Comment Downloader
Facebook comment export is coming soon to ClipComments. Export YouTube, Reddit, X, and Instagram comments now.
Facebook comment export is coming soon
We're building a more reliable way to export Facebook comments. It isn't ready on the website yet. In the meantime you can export comments from these platforms right now:
What your export looks like
A row per comment (and per reply), ready for Excel, Sheets, or any CSV tool.
| author | text | likes | is_reply |
|---|---|---|---|
| @maria_k | This tutorial saved me hours, thank you! | 248 | no |
| @devtips | Which version are you using in the demo? | 31 | no |
| ↳ @creator | The latest one — link in the description. | 12 | yes |
Illustrative sample. Excel and XLSX exports also include a Summary sheet with totals and top commenters.
About this Facebook comment exporter
Facebook comment export isn't live on the website yet. Facebook's anti-bot defenses are among the most aggressive of any platform in 2026 — anonymous server-side extraction usually returns zero comments even when they're plainly visible in a browser. Rather than ship a tool that produces empty files, we're building a path that actually returns the comments.
It's coming soon. In the meantime, comment export works today for YouTube (full reply trees), Reddit (official API), X / Twitter, and Instagram — paste a link on any of those pages and export to CSV, JSON, or Excel in seconds.
What's included in every export
Frequently asked questions
Can I export Facebook comments here right now?
Not yet — it's coming soon. Facebook's bot detection blocks reliable anonymous server-side extraction, so we're building a path that works rather than one that returns empty files. YouTube, Reddit, X, and Instagram comment export all work today.
Which platforms can I export comments from today?
YouTube, Reddit, X (Twitter), and Instagram. YouTube and Reddit return full threads with nested replies; X and Instagram return the comments their public endpoints expose.
Will Facebook comment export be added?
Yes, it's on the roadmap. Check back soon.