Threads Comment Scraper
Export every reply under a Threads post — commenter, text, likes, and the parent it answers — as one row per comment.
See Threads Comment Scraper in Action
Watch how easy it is to extract data in just a few clicks
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Who is it for?
Community Managers
Read every reply under an announcement in one table instead of scrolling a thread that keeps reordering itself.
Sentiment Analysts
Feed raw reply text into an NLP or LLM pipeline with the conversation structure still attached.
Brand Teams
Capture how people actually answered a campaign post, including the replies buried under other replies.
Customer Researchers
Collect the objections, questions, and phrasing your buyers use in their own words.
Key Benefits
Everything you need to extract Threads data efficiently
Replies Keep Their Parent
Each row carries an is-reply flag, the parent comment id, and the reply-to author, so a flat CSV can still be rebuilt into the original conversation.
Post and Replies Together
The originating post is captured alongside its replies, so a comment is never stranded without the thing it was answering.
Whole Profiles, Not One Post
Run it on a profile, a search, or your feed and it works in two passes — collect the posts first, then walk each one that has replies.
No Meta App Review
The official API only returns replies on posts you own. This reads the conversation your logged-in browser is already showing.
One Row Per Comment
Spreadsheet-shaped from the start — filter by commenter, sort by likes, or pivot on reply depth without reshaping anything.
Nothing Private Is Touched
Only replies already visible on the page are recorded. No DMs, no private accounts, no hidden content.
How to Use Threads Comment Scraper
Get started in under 2 minutes. No coding or API keys required.
- 1
Install the Extension
Add InsightSocial from the Chrome Web Store and sign in. The icon appears in your Chrome toolbar.
- 2
Open a Threads Post
Go to the post whose conversation you want. A profile, keyword search, or your feed also works if you want many posts at once.
- 3
Pick Post + Comments
Open the side panel and choose Post + Comments. On a profile or search it will collect posts first, then visit each one carrying replies.
- 4
Let It Walk the Thread
Replies load as the page expands them. Progress is shown live, and the run keeps going through nested replies.
- 5
Export the Conversation
Download as Excel, CSV, or JSON. Every comment is one row, with its commenter, likes, timestamp, and parent.
Quick Start Checklist
- Chrome browser installed
- Free InsightSocial account (optional)
- 2 minutes of your time
Data You Can Extract
| Field | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Comment Text | Full text of the reply | text |
| Commenter Username | The @handle that replied | text |
| Commenter Full Name | Display name on the replying account | text |
| Comment Likes | Likes on that individual reply | number |
| Reply Count | How many responses that reply drew | number |
| Is Reply | Whether the row answers another comment | text |
| Parent Comment ID | The comment this one responds to | text |
| Reply-To Author | Who the reply was directed at, when shown | text |
| Comment Timestamp | When the reply was posted | date |
| Parent Post URL | Link to the post the conversation sits under | url |
| Parent Post Author | Who published the originating post | text |
| Parent Post Content | Text of the post being replied to | text |
Frequently Asked Questions
Open the post on Threads, launch the InsightSocial side panel, and choose Post + Comments. When the run finishes, click export and pick Excel, CSV, or JSON. You get one row per comment, so it opens straight into a spreadsheet with no cleanup step.
Both. Replies to replies are captured too, and each row records whether it is a reply, the id of the comment it answers, and the author it was directed at — so the conversation shape survives the flattening into rows.
Yes. Run it on a profile, a keyword search, or your home feed rather than a single post. It works in two passes: first it collects the posts, then it opens each post that has replies and walks the conversation underneath it.
Meta's API returns replies only for posts on accounts you own, and getting access at all means passing app review. Anything you want to study on someone else's post is out of scope for it. The extension sidesteps that by reading the conversation your own logged-in browser already renders.
Yes. Threads shows very little to signed-out visitors, so you log in normally in your own browser and the extension reads what the page displays to you. Your password is never shared with us or any third-party server.
No. A run is a full session, not a per-comment charge — a thread with 800 replies costs the same single run as one with 12. The free plan includes 30 runs a month.
Yes, and they come as one readable table. The post row and its reply rows export together, so you can read a campaign post and every reaction to it in a single sheet.
Use Cases
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