Google Sheets workflow

YouTube Comments to Google Sheets

Export YouTube comments to CSV, import the file into Google Sheets, and filter comments by likes, date, keyword, author, and source video.

Export for SheetsRead the CSV guide
What you getWeb tool
CSV files import cleanly into Sheets
Filter by likes, date, and keyword
Good for lightweight audience research

Make YouTube comments sortable

Google Sheets gives you filters, sorting, formulas, tags, and sharing. Exporting comments to CSV is the bridge between YouTube and that workflow.

Find the highest-signal comments

Sort by likes, filter for questions, search competitor mentions, and tag positive or negative feedback directly in the sheet.

Share analysis with clients or teammates

A spreadsheet is easy to review in meetings and works better than screenshots or copied comment text.

How it works

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

  1. 1Export YouTube comments as CSV.
  2. 2Import the CSV into Google Sheets.
  3. 3Freeze the header row and add filters.

Frequently asked questions

Can I import YouTube comments into Google Sheets?

Yes. Export comments as CSV, then import that CSV into Google Sheets.

Can I analyze sentiment in Google Sheets?

You can manually tag sentiment in Sheets, or use the built-in AI analysis workflow on supported plans for summaries.

Is CSV better than Excel for Google Sheets?

CSV is usually the easiest format for Google Sheets imports.

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