In the TikTok app
⌁ Copy linkShare → Copy link✓
☝Copy a public link
Open a public video or photo post, tap Share, then choose Copy link.
Built for public conversations
Turn TikTok comments into clear insight.
Paste a public video link, collect the conversation through a contracted data provider, and prepare clean comment data for research, reporting, and better creative decisions.
Anonymous free plan: 3 exports and 300 comments per day. Public links only; provider credentials stay on the server.
No TikTok loginPublic links onlyContracted data source
How it works
From a public link to useful data in three steps.
A focused flow that feels quick for first-time users and capable enough for repeat analysis.
In CommentFlow
CommentFlow
CSVExcelReplies
⌘V Paste link
Paste and configure
Paste the link, choose a format, and decide whether to include comment replies.
Your export preview
1,247 comments found
UserCommentLikes
@mayaThis was so helpful!2.4K
@noahPlease make part two918
@lenaWhere can I find this?604
✓ File ready
Review and export
Check the preview, confirm the fields you need, and download a clean spreadsheet.
The essentials
Everything you need, without the clutter.
Designed around the fields and decisions that make comment data genuinely useful.
Flexible exports
Download structured CSV or Excel files for spreadsheets and reporting.
Replies included
Preserve the context of public threads with parent comments and replies.
No TikTok login
Work with public links without connecting or sharing a TikTok password.
Queued processing
Long-running collection jobs continue safely without keeping a browser tab open.
Ready to analyze
Keep usernames, timestamps, like counts, and comment text organized.
Commercial data source
Production collection runs through a contracted third-party data provider.
Normalized preview
1,247 comments
Built for analysis
Keep the context that makes a comment matter.
Good exports go beyond text. CommentFlow keeps engagement, timing, authorship, and thread relationships together in one predictable schema.
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Conversation structureTop-level comments and replies remain connected.
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Engagement signalsSee likes and reply counts beside every comment.
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Commercially contracted sourceProduction collection uses server-side provider credentials.
Use cases
One conversation, many ways to learn.
Content strategy
Find recurring questions, language patterns, and the moments people remember.
Campaign reporting
Turn audience reactions into a cleaner, evidence-led client report.
Community insight
Review feedback at scale and identify conversations worth answering.
Giveaway workflows
Create a structured list of eligible public comments for later review.
Sentiment research
Prepare comment text and engagement fields for qualitative analysis.
Academic studies
Build consistent public datasets while keeping source context attached.
Provider-ready
Built to change suppliers without rebuilding the product.
A normalized provider layer keeps collection infrastructure separate from the user experience and export schema.
Next.js UIPaste, configure, review
→Node APIValidate and authorize
→Provider adapterScrapeCreators
→Clean exportNormalized CSV
Common questions
Everything you need to know.
What is CommentFlow?+
CommentFlow turns public TikTok conversations into structured exports for research, reporting, and audience analysis.
What data can an export contain?+
Depending on provider availability, exports can include comment text, public username, display name, timestamp, likes, reply count, thread relationships, and the source video URL.
Do I need to sign into TikTok?+
No. CommentFlow works with public links and never asks for your TikTok password.
Where does the data come from?+
Production collection is designed for a contracted commercial data provider. Provider credentials stay on the server and are never exposed to the browser.
Can I use short sharing links?+
The input validator accepts common TikTok video URLs and short sharing links. Redirects are resolved server-side by the selected provider.
Ready to hear what your audience is saying?
Start with a public video link and a commercially contracted data source.
Start an export →