YouTube Comment Search

Paste the video URL above and press Load comments. Then type any keyword or a "quoted phrase" in the search box — every matching comment appears instantly with the match highlighted. You can also filter by username, date range and minimum likes.

Yes. Load a video or channel, then type the username (with or without the @) into the Username field to see only that person's comments. Combine it with a keyword to find a specific comment someone left.

Yes, but not through this tool — YouTube keeps your own history at myactivity.google.com under YouTube comments, where you can search it by keyword. Google Takeout will export the full list as a CSV. This tool searches comments on a video or channel rather than your personal history.

Yes. Paste a channel URL such as youtube.com/@channelname and choose how many recent videos to scan (3, 5 or 10). The tool loads up to 300 comments per video and searches them all at once, showing which video each match came from.

Up to 2,000 comments for a single video, newest first, and up to 300 comments per video in channel mode. Replies are included by default and can be toggled off. For a video with more comments than that, the analyzer reads up to 5,000 and summarises every theme instead of making you search one keyword at a time.

Yes — completely free with no sign-up, no watermark and no export limit. It uses the official YouTube Data API and only reads public comments.

Yes. Press Export CSV to download every comment matching your current search, including author, comment text, likes, date posted, video title and a direct link to each comment on YouTube.

The tool loads the newest 2,000 comments on a video, so older comments on very popular videos fall outside that window. Comments can also be deleted by their author, removed by the channel owner, or held for review — in which case YouTube's API doesn't return them at all.