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Export all comments of any Instagram post or reel, or all reels of a profile, to CSV. Runs in your own tab — no account needed. Export Instagram comments and reels to a spreadsheet in one click — no login, no sign-up, no copying links into another website. WHAT IT DOES • Comments — export every comment and reply on any public Instagram post or reel: author, comment text, likes, reply count and date. It scrolls the whole thread, so you get all of them, not just the first 20–25 that most tools stop at. • Reels — export all reels from any public profile: reel URL, views, likes, comments, date and caption. • The CSV downloads automatically the moment the export finishes (UTF-8, so emoji survive; opens cleanly in Excel and Google Sheets). HOW IT WORKS Open any Instagram post, reel or profile, then click the toolbar icon. The popup fills in the URL and picks the right mode automatically. Press Export and your CSV downloads in seconds. WHO IT'S FOR • Creators and social media managers archiving comments • Campaign and content research • Analysing a profile's reels — views and engagement • Competitor and creator research PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No Instagram login and no account required. • Reads only public posts, reels and profiles — private accounts cannot be read. • The account you look up is never notified. • Everything runs in your own browser tab; nothing is sent to any server. • Only the permissions it needs: reading the current tab, running in your Instagram tab, and downloads to save your file. Not affiliated with Instagram or Meta.
Oct 9, 2026
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