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How to scrape Reddit without the API (and without code)

Reddit's API now needs an approved app, OAuth and rate-limit handling, and most "Reddit scraper" scripts break regularly. If you just need the posts and comments of some threads or subreddits in a spreadsheet or an AI dataset, a browser extension that reads Reddit like you do is far simpler.

작성자: Pierre Carron · 2026년 10월 업데이트됨

Library of exported Reddit threads with comment counts
Every exported thread and collection, searchable, ready to export again in any format.

단계별 안내

  1. Install Thread Exporter for Reddit. Add it to Chrome, Edge or Brave. No account, no API key.
  2. Paste a subreddit, search or thread link. For a subreddit, choose the sort (top of the week, month, year or all time, hot, new) and how many posts, up to 1,000.
  3. Include the comments. Tick "with all their comments": every thread is loaded completely, hidden replies included, at the pace Reddit allows.
  4. Export. CSV for spreadsheets (one row per comment), JSON for code, Markdown or chunked JSONL for AI tools, or a ZIP with one file per thread.
스레드에서 무료로 사용해 보세요. 무료 버전은 댓글 300개까지의 스레드를 CSV와 Markdown으로 내보냅니다. Pro는 모든 기능을 한 번만 $19.90에 제공합니다.

API vs extension

The API is right for apps that run on a server around the clock. For research, market analysis or building a dataset once in a while, an extension avoids the setup: it uses Reddit's public JSON pages from your own browser and follows Reddit's rate-limit headers.

What you can export

Threads (every comment, with depth, score, author, date and parent), subreddit listings, searches inside a subreddit or across Reddit, and a user's submitted posts.

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