@sample_creator
12 likesWhich clip should we review next?
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@sample_editor
The next clip is in progress.
Export available public TikTok comments and replies to CSV or XLSX. Review IDs, text, likes, timestamps, and collection scope from one video URL.
ShortIntel follows the public comment cursor to its reported end or a recorded safety limit, then fetches available reply bodies. Deleted, filtered, private, or region-restricted comments can remain unavailable. Only save media you are allowed to use. Read our copyright guidance.
Download an XLSX made with the same exporter as a live result. It shows Comments, Replies, and Export Info, including the collection-completeness fields.
Synthetic example only. No real TikTok users or comments are included.
Invented accounts and comments, not a live TikTok result. No TikTok link or collection credits needed. The XLSX contains these same rows.
Dates are shown in UTC. Comments without a source date appear last when sorting by date. Only displayed main comments are sorted.
@sample_creator
12 likesWhich clip should we review next?
@sample_editor
The next clip is in progress.
@sample_viewer
4 likesPlease show the editing steps.
How it works
ShortIntel collects available public comments and replies within recorded limits. CSV combines them in one table; XLSX separates comments, replies, and collection details.
Paste
Copy a public TikTok video URL into the input.
Load
Review the collected comments and collection scope.
Export
Choose CSV or XLSX, then download the collected result.
These are the columns ShortIntel actually exports. Use the synthetic workbook to check your spreadsheet or analysis workflow before submitting a public TikTok link.
XLSX contains Comments, Replies and Export Info. Join reply parent_comment_id to comment_id in Comments. Keep identifiers as text, not rounded spreadsheet numbers.
CSV combines main comments and replies, uses UTF-8 with a BOM, and quotes commas, quotation marks and line breaks. It has no metadata sheet; save the separate collection details after export.
| Column | Meaning and interpretation |
|---|---|
| row_type | top_level or reply; CSV contains both, XLSX separates them into sheets. |
| comment_id | Source comment identifier. Import as text to preserve long IDs. |
| parent_comment_id | Top-level parent of a reply; blank for a main comment. |
| reply_to_comment_id | Comment addressed by a reply, when returned by the source. |
| tiktok_user_id | Source account identifier, when available; not a comment identifier. |
| username | Public username returned at collection time; it can change later. |
| nickname | Display name; it is not a unique participant identifier. |
| text | Returned comment body. CSV protects formula-like text with a leading apostrophe. |
| likes | Likes reported at collection time, not a live counter. |
| reply_count | Reported reply count; it may exceed the number of collected reply bodies. |
| create_time_iso | ISO timestamp when returned; an empty value means unavailable. |
Check collected_at, exported_top_level_comments, exported_reply_bodies, top_level_complete, replies_complete and all_truncated_reasons in Export Info. Source completion is not proof that every historical TikTok comment is accessible. Private, deleted, filtered and restricted content can be absent. Display filters do not change exported rows.
Choose by the result you need. You do not need to download media to inspect comments, and you do not need a TikTok link to draw from your own participant list.
Choose XLSX for separate main comments, replies and collection details, or CSV for a combined table. Keep long IDs as text and join parent_comment_id to the main comment_id when reviewing threads.
Check collection totals and stop reasons before comparing the file with TikTok. Displayed counts can include unavailable content and replies; a finished public cursor does not guarantee every historical comment. The guide below explains the format and count checks step by step.
This tool is for a focused, one-video export. Confirm the returned post, then download an XLSX spreadsheet with the fields the connected source makes available.
The file is designed for spreadsheet review, content research, moderation preparation, or selecting giveaway participants. It is not an all-comments archive.
When present, the file includes comment ID, TikTok account ID, username, display name, comment text, likes, reply count, and creation time.
A missing ID, nickname, or reply total is not inferred. It means that field was unavailable in the source response.
ShortIntel cannot access private, deleted, login-only, region-restricted, or source-blocked posts. Public availability can also change after you copy a link.
Exporting a public comment does not grant rights to republish it or identify a person beyond the public information supplied by the source.
FAQ
Choose CSV for one table containing main comments and replies. Choose XLSX for separate Comments, Replies, and Export Info sheets. Both use the same collected rows. CSV collection details can be saved separately.
The XLSX includes comment ID, TikTok user ID when returned, username, nickname, text, likes, reply count, and timestamp. Empty cells mean the source did not return that value.
Each run is limited to 2,000 top-level comments, 2,000 reply bodies, 120 source page requests, and 45 seconds. Export Info records filtering or the limit that stopped collection.
Yes, available reply bodies are saved in Replies. Export Info compares reported reply counts with retrieved reply bodies.
Yes. Import it in Giveaway Picker or load the same public TikTok video directly.
No. It cannot bypass private accounts, deleted posts, login requirements, or regional restrictions.
Export available TikTok comments and replies to Excel (XLSX) or CSV. Check source counts, preserve long IDs, join replies and understand incomplete collections.
Read guideOpen the TikTok Comment Viewer to search and sort the loaded top-level comment sample in your browser. TikTok Comment Viewer
Larger and batch exports are not offered yet. Tell us the number of posts, comment volume and how often you need them.
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