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Facebook Comments Scraper

Scrape every public comment on any Facebook post, video or reel — all 7 reactions & reply threads.

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Export comments from Facebook — right now

Extract

Paste any Facebook post, photo, video or reel and get every public comment with its author, date and time, likes, the seven reaction counts, reply threads and attachments — 28 data points per comment.

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Schedule

Automate Facebook data collection on daily, weekly, or monthly schedules.

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Export

Export all comment data to Google Sheets, email, or S3 — fully automated.

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Built for Agents

Run it from your stack.
Or hand it to your agent.

Facebook Comments Scraper ships with a Python SDK, a one-line CLI and a native MCP server your agents can plug into directly — no rate limits to dodge, no bot mitigation to bypass, no parsing errors to chase down.

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# install once (Python 3.10+)
pip install lobstrio

# check your token
lobstr whoami

# find the scraper
lobstr crawlers search "Facebook"

# one call — launch, wait, download
lobstr go facebook-comments-scraper \
  "<any Facebook URL>" \
  --param max_results=200 \
  -o results.csv

28 data attributes per comment

Every scrape returns structured data you can export as CSV, JSON, or via API.

Comment Id

Unique Facebook identifier of the comment

1222821559933969
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Comment Url

Direct URL to the comment

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=14…
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Post Id

Unique Facebook identifier of the post the comment belongs to

1496429658519072
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Post Url

Canonical URL of the post the comment belongs to

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=14…
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text

Full text content of the comment, empty when the comment only carries a photo, GIF or sticker

Perfect cover pic for a Pink Floyd album…
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Created At

Date and time the comment was posted, in UTC

Apr 6, 2026
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Comment Language

Language Facebook detected for the comment

en_XX
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Author Name

Display name of the comment author

Byron James
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Author Id

Facebook identifier of the comment author, a pfbid token or a numeric user id

pfbid0iSg3vNgrQSDm1oLv4EiTKBq2rG1us8u8wrvkYnPZF5iVQ3eX3XxwaunHHs78HT9Ul
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Author Profile Url

URL of the comment author's Facebook profile

https://www.facebook.com/byron.james.31945
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Fast

312 comments per minute
Lightning-fast performance

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Solid

99.95% task success rate
Dependable, reliable data every time

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Cost-competitive

$0.5 per 1000 comments
Top affordability worldwide

Live

Built to run.

Most scrapers break in silence. This one doesn't — and we show it, openly.

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incident-free runs · last 90 days

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Tracked from every run. Incidents stay on the record even after they're fixed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to scrape Facebook comments?

Yes — a comment on a public post is public data. No account, no login, nothing behind a wall: the crawler reads what anyone scrolling past would read. What you do with the opinions afterwards is your business. More in our guide to the legality of web scraping.

Do I need a Facebook account or login?

No login required. No account to sync, no cookie to paste, no Chrome extension to keep alive. You hand over a public post address, the comments come back, and your own profile never gets involved.

What data do I get for each comment?

28 data points per comment. The text, the date and time, the language; the author's name, profile, avatar and whether they are verified or the page owner; the total likes plus like, love, haha, wow, sad, angry and care counts; and any photo, video, sticker or GIF attached.

How fast is the Facebook Comments Scraper?

About 312 comments a minute. A busy post is done while the kettle boils, and a long list of posts moves at the same clip as a single one — so a whole campaign's worth of comments lands in one sitting.

Which Facebook URLs can I use as input?

Any public post, photo, video or reel address. Page posts, public group posts and the short share links Facebook hands you all work — one address per task, and as many tasks as your list is long. If you can open it logged out, it can be scraped.

Can I collect the replies under each comment?

Yes — switch Include Replies on. Every reply arrives as its own row carrying its parent comment and the name it answered, so a thread rebuilds itself in a spreadsheet. Cap runaway threads with Max Replies Per Comment; replies cost the same as comments.

Can I choose the order comments are collected in?

Yes — three orders. All Comments takes everything Facebook will serve, spam and all; Newest puts the freshest opinions first; Most Relevant follows Facebook's own ranking, which quietly drops some. All Comments is the default, because more is more.

Can I scrape only recent comments?

Yes — set Newer Than. Give it a window like 24h, 7d or 2w, or a date, and the crawler works newest-first and stops the moment comments get older than that. Perfect for a daily check-in that never re-collects last week.

How many comments can I scrape from one post?

As many as are public — there is no ceiling of ours. Max Results Per Task caps a single post and Max Unique Results caps the whole run, so the volume and the bill stay where you put them. Leave both empty and take the lot.

Where can I send the comments once they are scraped?

Just about anywhere you already work. Google Sheets, Make, n8n, Amazon S3, email, webhooks — plus our MCP server, so Claude or ChatGPT can launch a run and read the comments back. CSV, Excel and JSON downloads too. See all integrations.

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Export your first comments for free.

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