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Export YouTube Comments to CSV

Export YouTube comments to CSV for Google Sheets, Excel, reporting, research, sentiment analysis, and moderation review.

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What you getWeb tool

Clean columns for comment text and metadata

Open in Google Sheets, Excel, Airtable, or BI tools

Great for filtering questions, complaints, and keywords

CSV is the fastest path to analysis

A CSV export turns a comment section into rows and columns. Sort by likes, filter by keywords, search for questions, or merge data across multiple videos.

Built for reporting workflows

Agencies and brands can hand CSV files to analysts, clients, or content teams without requiring custom scripts or API access.

Preserve source metadata

Multi-video exports keep source video information attached to each row, making it easier to compare videos, channels, or campaigns.

How it works

The workflow is designed for fast one-off exports and repeatable research.

1Paste the YouTube URL into the tool.
2Choose CSV as the export format.
3Open the downloaded file in Excel, Google Sheets, or your analytics stack.

Frequently asked questions

Can I export YouTube comments to CSV for free?

You can try the tool for free. CSV exports and higher limits require a free account or paid plan depending on volume.

What columns are included in the CSV?

Exports include comment text, author, likes, date, reply counts, and source video metadata when available.

Can I export playlist or channel comments to one CSV?

Yes. Bulk exports combine comments across videos and keep source metadata so you can filter by video later.

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