ZocialComment

ZocialComment turns any social post into a spreadsheet. Paste a URL — a TikTok video, Instagram post or reel, YouTube video, Facebook post, Threads post, Reddit thread, Lemon8 post, or a Google Business listing — and it pulls the full comment thread and hands you back a clean CSV, Excel, or JSON file. No browser extension required, no scraping scripts to maintain, no account to create before you see whether it works.

What you get in the file

Every row is one comment: the comment text, the author's username and profile link, the timestamp, like count, and reply count. Replies can be included as their own rows, linked back to the parent comment, so nested conversations stay readable in a spreadsheet. The output is UTF-8 clean, which matters when your comments are in Thai, Vietnamese, Arabic, or Chinese — most exporters mangle them. Google Reviews exports carry star ratings alongside the review text.

Who it's for

• Social media managers pulling audience sentiment before a campaign review.
• Researchers and students who need a real dataset instead of screenshots.
• Brands running giveaways who need a defensible winner-picking process.
• Agencies reporting on creator campaigns.
• Anyone who has ever tried to copy 3,000 comments by hand and given up somewhere around comment 40.

Beyond the export

A built-in comment picker draws random giveaway winners from any post, with duplicate and follower filtering. AI comment analysis (Pro passes) summarizes themes, sentiment, and recurring questions across thousands of comments so you don't have to read them all. Audience analysis profiles your top commenters — estimated age, gender, and country — to show who is actually engaging. A Chrome extension and an MCP server let you export straight from your browser or from an AI assistant like Claude.

Why people stay

Speed and honesty. Most exports finish in under a minute, with live progress while the job runs. Paid exports stay downloadable for 30 days. The free tier is a genuinely usable product, not a teaser — and the paid tiers exist because 10,000 comments cost real money to fetch, not because the free version was deliberately broken.