TikTok comment exporter
Paste a JSON response and get a CSV back. It never leaves the page — there is no upload here and nothing posts.
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Getting TikTok comments into a spreadsheet
Comment data arrives as JSON, and JSON is not what anybody wants to read it in. This takes a response, finds the array of rows in it whatever the collection is called, works out every column any row has, and writes a CSV.
Two details that break most conversions are handled here. The file is written with a byte-order mark, so a spreadsheet opening it by double-click reads it as UTF-8 rather than as the local codepage — on TikTok, where most comments are not in Latin script, without that mark you get mojibake. And columns are the union of every row's keys rather than the first row's, so a thread where only some comments carry a reply count keeps that column.
If you do not have a response to paste yet, the comments endpoint is what produces one. It returns a page of comments for any public video, with the author, the text, the timestamp and the like count already pulled out.
Does anything I paste get uploaded?
What responses does it accept?
Why does my spreadsheet show strange characters?
Doing this at volume?
These are calculators. The API behind them returns TikTok profiles, videos, comments, followers, sounds and hashtags as typed JSON — billed per result delivered, from $0.50 per thousand, with no subscription. New accounts get free credits to try it.