FREE TOOL

Scrape the comments from any public URL.

Paste a supported social post, review page, marketplace listing, forum thread, or product URL to collect up to 50 public comments and download them as CSV.

01Field guide

From public page to clean comment rows

The scraper supports social, marketplace, review, forum, and product pages. Start with the guides for .

Each run returns up to 50 rows with the author, score, comment body, and source link. The browser builds the CSV from those same rows, so the downloaded file matches the table.

The tool reads public data only. It does not sign into private pages, open closed groups, or expose account contact details. The source decides which comments are publicly available.

02FAQ

Comment scraper FAQ

How does the Free Comment Scraper work?

Paste a supported public URL. The tool opens the page, collects up to 50 comments or reviews, and returns the author, score, text, and source link in a table you can download as CSV.

Which sites can it scrape?

Supported sources include Reddit, YouTube, Amazon, app stores, review sites, marketplaces, social posts, forums, Product Hunt, Quora, Hacker News, and Shopify product pages.

Is the Comment Scraper free?

Yes. You can run two free scrapes per week without an account. A free account skips that visitor gate, while the shared weekly tool budget still applies.

What are the scrape limits?

Each run returns up to 50 comments from one public URL. The source may expose fewer comments, and private pages or unsupported page types will not return data.

How do I get more comments in Adlicio?

Install the free extension or use Adlicio to collect larger comment sets with replies, organize them by source, and turn the language into ranked angles and hooks.
FROM ROWS TO RESEARCH

A CSV is the raw material. The repeated language is the result.

Try Adlicio free. Collect larger comment sets, keep the source links, and organize the patterns into angles and hooks.

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