Export Instagram comments with their reply threads
Read a post's comments and the replies underneath each one. Every reply is its own row, marked as a reply and carrying the comment it answers.
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Paste your post link in place of the demo and keep Include reply threads on. Every reply comes back as its own row, marked as a reply and carrying the ID of the comment it answers.
Sort the sheet by Parent Comment ID and each thread reads top to bottom. The Replies column on each comment shows how many replies it has.
Yes. A reply is a comment, both for Max comments per post and for billing. A post with busy threads can return about twice as many rows as top-level comments, so set the cap for both.
Yes. Turn on Include who liked each comment to add the accounts that liked it. It is a separate, cheaper event and off by default, because it adds one lookup per comment.
Yes. Instagram sometimes serves a comment on two pages; the repeat is dropped by its ID before charging, also after a resumed run, so you pay once per comment.
No. It reads public posts only, with no login and no cookies, so no Instagram account of yours is involved.