Content teams
Turn one post's top-level comments into a sheet for manual issue, feedback, and content tagging.
Web Tidy · Chrome Web Store review in progress
Export Instagram post comments to CSV, JSON, or XLSX
Start from one /p/ post available to your current browser session, choose rows, request pace, and format, then run a local export you can pause, resume, and revisit.
One post · top-level commentsCSV · JSON · XLSXPause and resumeLocal History
The extension has been submitted for Chrome Web Store review; public installation depends on approval.
Result preview
See what the file contains
The left side uses the current extension preview; the table follows the real eight-column writer. Both rows are clearly labeled examples, not live Instagram results.
| User Id | Username | Comment Id | Comment Text | Profile URL | Profile Pic URL | Date | Like Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | |||||||
| — |
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Field source: eight fields and usage guide. The sample explains fields and layout; it does not prove a post's comments or result count.
01 — Quick Start
Complete the first run in six action groups
Every instruction stays visible; public installation still depends on Chrome Web Store approval.
01
Install after Store approval
The public listing is still in review. Once approved, choose Add to Chrome and confirm Add extension. Readers who already have the extension can skip this step.
- Item registered
- No false public claim
- Skip if installed
Current release state
Submitted for review, not publicly installable
Item ID registered
Review is not publication
Add direct install after approval
02 — Who it is for and how to choose
Who it is for
Start with one post, then use your existing workflow
The exporter saves reviewable top-level comment rows; categorization, conclusions, and follow-up stay in your own tools.
Campaign review
Save the comments available from one campaign post at a known point in time.
Research teams
Pass comment text and source identifiers into an existing spreadsheet, script, or AI workflow.
Team handoff
Deliver reviewable CSV, JSON, or XLSX rows instead of relying on screenshots.
Long-run operators
Pause, resume, or stop serial page collection while keeping confirmed partial rows.
Repeat file users
Download retained results again from local History instead of collecting them again.
Choose a tool
One post, local tasks, batches, and replies are different jobs
Web Tidy focuses on top-level comments from one current post. Choose another route when you need a hosted form, multiple URLs, replies, or schedules.
Competitor access, quotas, and pricing were spot-checked against official pages on September 8, 2026; confirm the current screen before choosing.
03 — Features, fields, and recovery
Current capability
A narrow scope with visible task state
This release does not include replies, Reels, or multi-link batches; those boundaries and interruption states remain explicit.
One target, top-level comments
One task binds to one /p/ post and handles visible top-level comments available to the current session.
Three local formats
Use CSV for interchange, XLSX for office spreadsheets, or JSON for scripts and downstream systems.
Explicit rows and pacing
Choose the row ceiling and page-request wait separately; settings stay fixed during the run.
Pause and resume
Cursor, dedupe keys, and confirmed rows stay local so the same task can continue.
Attention instead of false success
Login, verification, challenge, rate limits, empty pages, or stalled cursors do not become a fake completion.
Local History
Review terminal tasks and download retained results again from History.
Output fields
Eight columns cover author, content, time, and engagement
Values come from the current Instagram response; unavailable values remain blank.
Author
Identify the commenter
- User Id
- Source-provided author ID.
- Username
- Instagram username.
- Profile URL
- Author profile URL.
- Profile Pic URL
- Profile image URL when returned.
04 — Selection, help, and FAQ
Keep reading
Continue with setup, selection, or support
Each page answers one question: this page explains the product, How-to completes the task, and Best helps choose a tool.
Install statusChrome Web Store review in progressThe item is registered, but public installation depends on approval.How-toHow to export Instagram commentsFollow setup, settings, task feedback, download, and file organization.BestBest Instagram Comment Export ToolsChoose by one post, batches, replies, files, and price model.SupportContact Web TidyAsk about targets, task states, files, or permissions.
Use the result
Three common organization steps
Product feedback
Add Topic and Next action columns in a copy while keeping the original Comment Text, Comment Id, and post source unchanged.
EX
Example: Content team
Workflow example, not a testimonial
Campaign review
Sort by Date, then keep comment count separate from unique participant count instead of deleting original rows by username.
EX
Example: Operations
Workflow example, not a testimonial
Data handoff
Keep the original file, then pass a CSV, JSON, or XLSX copy into an existing spreadsheet, script, or AI workflow.
EX
Example: Research team
Workflow example, not a testimonial
Frequently asked questions
Installation status, scope, rows, formats, recovery, permissions, and local data.