Copy the TikTok link
Use the Share menu on any public video or photo post.
Export TikTok video comments to CSV or Excel in seconds. Save time reviewing feedback and analyse public conversations with one simple workflow.
TikTok video
Simple enough for a first export. Structured enough for real work.
Turn any public TikTok video link into a clean comment file in three straightforward steps.
Use the Share menu on any public video or photo post.
Drop the full link into the search field at the top of the page.
Choose a limit, include replies, and export the structured file.
ExportTok turns a public comment section into consistent rows you can sort, search, filter, and analyse straight away.
No scripts, extensions, or technical setup.
Keep your personal TikTok account out of the workflow.
Get the same clean schema across every supported link.
Flexible enough for a quick content check and structured enough for deeper audience analysis.
Download clean rows that open directly in Excel, Google Sheets, or your analysis workflow.
Include available replies with their parent IDs so the conversation still makes sense after export.
Work with public video links without connecting or exposing your personal TikTok account.
Move from a public post URL to a structured comment file without manual copying or screenshots.
Use standard video links, mobile share links, and public photo-post links from TikTok.
Include usernames, timestamps, likes, reply counts, pinned status, and public profile links.
The same structured export can support strategy, reporting, community work, competitions, and analysis.
Find repeated questions, requests, and language patterns that can shape your next post.
Measure audience response and bring structured feedback into client or stakeholder reports.
Review large comment sections offline and identify the conversations that need attention.
Create a clean, auditable pool of public entries before selecting a competition winner.
Use exported text to understand audience mood, objections, questions, and recurring themes.
Structure public social conversations for qualitative coding or larger-scale analysis.
Export every unique comment TikTok returns during the private beta. Planned paid tiers add higher-volume team workflows.
Free
All returned comments in private beta
Export every unique public comment TikTok returns.
Essential
500,000 credits per month
For creators exporting comments from regular content.
Growth
1,000,000 credits per month
For marketers and teams managing multiple campaigns.
Pro
3,000,000 credits per month
For high-volume research and multi-client workflows.
Prototype pricing shown for product planning. No payment is collected on this preview.
Clear answers about links, fields, replies, formats, and responsible use.
ExportTok is a TikTok comment exporter that turns public video conversations into structured CSV or Excel-ready data for analysis, reporting, and community work.
Open the public video in TikTok, choose Share, then Copy link. Paste that full link into the exporter at the top of this page.
Exports can include comment text and ID, username and nickname, timestamp, like count, reply count, pinned status, thread relationship, and public profile URL.
Yes. Reply export can be enabled before processing so the downloaded file preserves full comment threads.
Choose All returned and ExportTok will verify the end of TikTok's public comment pages, retry suspicious early stops, and remove duplicate IDs. If TikTok still withholds pages, the download is clearly marked partial instead of complete.
Download the comments as CSV or JSON. CSV files open directly in Excel, Google Sheets, and most analysis tools.
No. ExportTok is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok. Use exported public data in line with applicable law and platform terms.
Paste a public video link and turn the conversation into a clean, usable file.
Comment export
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@maya.social· 1h
The opening hook is so good. Can you share the template?
@brandbuilder· 2h
Part two with the full behind-the-scenes process please.
@josiecreates· 3h
We tested this last month and saw the same result.
@aiden.analytics· 4h
Could you break the numbers down by week?