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How to Export Threads Comments to Excel (CSV-Ready) in Under a Minute

By The ZocialComment Team, Comment-data analystsJuly 2026· Updated Aug 20267 min read
How to Export Threads Comments to Excel (CSV-Ready) in Under a Minute

Export Threads replies now

Free — first 100 comments of any post, no signup. CSV, Excel & JSON.

Threads has no export feature, and on a viral post the replies scroll endlessly — there's no way to pull them into a spreadsheet for analysis. Reading audience reaction or catching brand mentions at scale means exporting.

This guide exports replies from any public Threads post into a CSV that opens directly in Excel — one row per reply.

The columns you'll get

The Clean export (default) gives you one reply per row with these fields:

  1. Author name
  2. @username
  3. Reply text (Unicode-safe — emoji and non-Latin scripts render correctly in UTF-8)
  4. Like count
  5. Reply count
  6. Timestamp (UTC)
  7. Language
  8. Pinned (TRUE / FALSE)
  9. Reply ID
  10. Reply-to ID
  11. Profile picture URL

Need every raw metadata field? Switch to the Raw export for the full set.

Step-by-step

1. Copy the post URL

Both public Threads URL forms work:

  • https://www.threads.com/@{user}/post/...
  • https://www.threads.net/@{user}/post/...

2. Open the Threads exporter

Go to zocialcomment.com/export/threads and paste the URL — one post per export, each downloading as its own CSV.

3. Click "Export Comments"

The tool counts the replies and shows a preview. Free tier covers 3 posts a day, no signup.

4. Download the CSV

You'll get a UTF-8 CSV download when it finishes.

Opening the CSV in Excel without breaking emoji

  1. Open Excel first (blank workbook)
  2. Data ribbon → From Text/CSV
  3. Pick your downloaded file
  4. Set File Origin to 65001: Unicode (UTF-8)
  5. Set Delimiter to Comma, then Load

Mac Numbers and Google Sheets handle UTF-8 automatically — just double-click.

Useful Excel formulas

Rank replies by likes

=SORT(A2:K1000, 4, -1) — sorts by Like Count (column D) descending.

Score replies by engagement

=D2 + (E2 * 3) — weights nested replies 3× since they take more effort than a like.

Count brand mentions

=COUNTIF(C2:C1000, "*yourbrand*") against the reply-text column.

Free tier limits

The free tier exports the first 100 replies on any post with no signup and no daily limit. For high-reply posts or bulk work, the 3-Day Pass unlocks unlimited posts for 3 days (up to 10,000 comments per post), and the Pro Pass adds AI comment analysis.

Also exporting other platforms? See Instagram comments to Excel and TikTok comments to Excel.

Export Threads replies now

Paste any Threads post URL — every public reply in CSV or JSON.