ExportComments gives you a spreadsheet. Adlicio tells you what it says.

ExportComments downloads the comments under a post into Excel, CSV or JSON. Adlicio reads comments and reviews from 30+ sources and ranks them into the objections, desires and phrases your ads should use. If you only need the raw comments, our free viewers show them and export a CSV.

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What ExportComments is good at

ExportComments is a web tool that exports the comments under a post from Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, VK and Discord to Excel, CSV or JSON. The export runs in its own cloud, and it adds an API, an MCP server, a Chrome extension and a giveaway comment picker. It is free up to an export limit, and paid monthly or yearly plans raise the limit.

If you need the raw rows, for example to archive a thread, pick a giveaway winner or feed your own analysis, ExportComments is a quick and simple way to get them.

ExportComments vs. Adlicio

	ExportComments	Adlicio
Core job	Export comments to a spreadsheet	Turn comments and reviews into ad angles
Free option	Free up to an export limit	Free comment viewers with a CSV download
Sources	Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, VK, Discord	30+ sources, including Amazon, Trustpilot, G2 and app store reviews
Output	Excel, CSV or JSON rows	Objections, desires and buyer phrases, ranked, with the quotes
AI workflow	API and MCP server for your own analysis	Analysis built in, plus a Claude and ChatGPT connector
Best for	Archiving threads, giveaways, raw datasets	Ad research, creative briefs and landing page copy

Core job

ExportComments: Export comments to a spreadsheet

Adlicio: Turn comments and reviews into ad angles

Free option

ExportComments: Free up to an export limit

Adlicio: Free comment viewers with a CSV download

Sources

ExportComments: Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, VK, Discord

Adlicio: 30+ sources, including Amazon, Trustpilot, G2 and app store reviews

Output

ExportComments: Excel, CSV or JSON rows

Adlicio: Objections, desires and buyer phrases, ranked, with the quotes

AI workflow

ExportComments: API and MCP server for your own analysis

Adlicio: Analysis built in, plus a Claude and ChatGPT connector

Best for

ExportComments: Archiving threads, giveaways, raw datasets

Adlicio: Ad research, creative briefs and landing page copy

When ExportComments is not the right tool for the job

A spreadsheet of 2,000 comments is where the real work starts. Someone still has to read it, sort the complaints from the praise, and pull out the lines worth putting in an ad. Most exports end up in a folder for that reason.

Adlicio does the reading. It collects comments and reviews from the post, the product page or the forum thread, then ranks what buyers repeat, with every quote linked to its source. You keep the CSV if you want it, but you start from the answer.

So far Adlicio has read 20,315,694+ comments and reviews across 30+ public sources.

“Compared to other tools, the price is incredibly low for the quality it delivers. Exceptional value for money. Highly recommended!”

Mitran Marian, Chrome Web Store review

ExportComments alternative FAQ

Is there a free ExportComments alternative?

Yes. Adlicio's free viewers read the comments on an Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, X, Threads or LinkedIn post in your browser, and you can download them as a CSV. Instagram shows up to 100 comments per post and TikTok up to 500.

Can Adlicio export comments to Excel?

Yes. The free viewers and the app export CSV files, which open in Excel and Google Sheets.

Does Adlicio read reviews as well as comments?

Yes. Paid plans read reviews from Amazon, Trustpilot, G2, the App Store, Google Play, Google Maps and more, next to social comments, so one research pass covers both.

Which one should I use?

Use ExportComments when you need raw rows to archive or process yourself. Use Adlicio when you want to know what customers keep saying and turn it into ads, hooks or landing page copy.