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How to export every comment from a Reddit thread

Reddit only shows part of a big thread: the rest hides behind dozens of "load more comments" and "continue this thread" links. Copying it by hand is impossible, and the official API needs an app, a key and code. Here is how to get the whole discussion into a clean file in about a minute.

Oleh Pierre Carron · Diperbarui Oktober 2026

A Reddit thread loaded in Thread Exporter with every comment and the export panel
Every comment of the thread, its structure and stats, ready to export.

Langkah demi langkah

  1. Install Thread Exporter. Add Thread Exporter for Reddit to Chrome (it also works on Edge and Brave) and pin it to the toolbar.
  2. Open the thread. Open the Reddit thread on reddit.com or old.reddit.com, or copy its link.
  3. Export all comments. Click the extension icon, then "Export all comments". It follows every "load more" and "continue this thread" link for you, at the pace Reddit allows.
  4. Choose the format. CSV for Excel or Google Sheets, Markdown to paste into an AI assistant, JSON for code, or HTML to read offline. Optionally skip removed comments and bots, or keep only comments above a score.
Coba gratis di sebuah thread. Versi gratis mengekspor thread hingga 300 komentar ke CSV dan Markdown. Pro hanya $19,90 sekali bayar untuk semuanya.
Tambahkan Thread Exporter for Reddit ke ChromeTentang Thread Exporter for Reddit

Why copy-paste and simple scrapers miss comments

A popular thread can have thousands of comments, but the page loads only the first few hundred. The rest is folded into "load more comments" stubs, and deep reply chains continue on separate pages. Tools that read only the first page silently miss most of the discussion.

Thread Exporter asks Reddit for each hidden branch, then rebuilds the tree, so replies stay under the comment they answer, with their depth, score and date.

What are the ways to export a Reddit thread?

There are four common methods. The two free ones without code (copy-paste and the .json link) only get the comments the page has already loaded. To get the hidden replies too, you need the official API with a script, or a tool that does those calls for you.

MethodHidden “load more” repliesCode neededWhat you getLimits
Copy-paste the pageNoNoPlain text without authors, scores or structureHours for a big thread
Add .json to the thread URLNo: they stay as “more” placeholdersNo, but the JSON needs convertingNested JSON of the loaded commentsOne page of comments per request
Reddit API with PRAW (Python)Yes, with replace_more()Yes: Python and a registered appWhatever your script writesFree tier: 100 requests a minute per app
Thread Exporter (browser extension)Yes, automaticallyNoCSV, JSON, Markdown, HTML, AI-ready JSONLFree up to 300 comments, Pro $19.90 once

The free .json trick, and where it stops

Add .json to the end of any Reddit thread link (for example reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/abc123/title/.json) and Reddit returns the post and its comments as JSON, with authors, scores, dates and the reply tree. It costs nothing and needs no account, which makes it the best option for a small thread.

The catch: the answer contains only the comments the page would have loaded. Every folded branch appears as a “more” object listing comment IDs, which you then have to fetch one batch at a time with the morechildren endpoint and stitch back into the tree. On a thread with thousands of comments, that is hundreds of extra requests.

With the official API and PRAW

If you write Python, PRAW is the standard library. Register a script app in your Reddit preferences, load the thread with reddit.submission(url=…), call submission.comments.replace_more(limit=None) to expand every hidden branch, then loop over submission.comments.list() and write each comment to a CSV.

Reddit’s free Data API tier allows 100 requests a minute per OAuth app, and each replace_more call expands only a batch of comments, so a thread with 10,000 comments takes several minutes. Commercial use needs Reddit’s approval. For research projects that run regularly, the API is the right tool; for a one-off export, an extension is faster.

What you get in the CSV

One row per comment: subreddit, thread id and title, comment id, parent id, depth, author, whether it is the original poster, score, date (UTC), edited flag, text and a permalink. The first row is the post itself.

With the parent id you can rebuild conversations in a spreadsheet, and with the score you can sort for the most useful answers.

Is it allowed?

The extension reads public content you can see in your browser, at Reddit's published rate limit. Respect Reddit's terms and the people who wrote the comments: don't republish personal information, and cite your sources.

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