Paste a video link and a word, and get the top-level comments that match, with the match highlighted and a link back to each comment on YouTube. Sort by likes or date and save the list as CSV.
Paste a video link and a search term. Matches are highlighted and link back to the comment on YouTube.
Paste a video link and a word or phrase, and this comment finder asks YouTube for the top-level comments that match. The matching words are highlighted in each result, and every result has an Open on YouTube link that goes to that comment.
Leave the search box empty and it loads the first 300 top-level comments instead, in the order YouTube ranks them. Typing in the box then narrows the loaded list as you type. Press the button again to run a new search across the whole video.
Sort the results by likes or by newest, and save the list on screen as a CSV file. Replies are not searched or listed, only top-level comments.
Paste the video link and a search term above and press Find comments. The matching top-level comments come back with your words highlighted. Without a term you get the first 300 comments, which you can then filter by typing.
No. It lists top-level comments only. A reply is not shown as its own result, though each result tells you how many replies sit under it.
It asks YouTube for up to three pages of 100 comments, so at most 300 come back. With a search term YouTube does the matching across the video and we show what it returns. Without one, you see the first 300 top-level comments in YouTube's ranking and the filter only covers those.
YouTube runs the search and we highlight your words ourselves, so the two can disagree. A result with no highlight is one YouTube returned where we could not find your exact words in the comment text.
Yes. Each result has an Open on YouTube link built from the video ID and the comment ID, and it takes you to that comment on YouTube.
Yes. Download .csv saves the list as it is on screen, so the filter and the sort order are applied. It holds the author, the comment, the likes, the date and the reply count.
The tool says comments are turned off for that video. Nothing can be searched.
No. It is free and needs no sign-in.