Sentiment Split
See at a glance whether a video's comments skew positive, negative, or mixed, instead of reading a thousand to get a feel for the room.
Paste any YouTube video URL and analyze its comments free: top themes and keywords, peak comment times, keyword search, and export. Connect your channel for AI sentiment, intent tagging, and moderation.
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For creators, brands, and researchers who want to understand a comment section without reading every comment by hand.
Trusted by 4,000+ creators, 4.8M+ comments readPaste a public video or Short URL, then pick the analysis you want. Every tool below is free and needs no account or API key.
Works on any public video or Short. No account needed.
A YouTube comment analyzer reads the comments on a video and turns them into something you can act on: how people feel, what they keep asking, which comments are spam, and who shows up most. Doing that by hand on an active video is impossible. A comment analyzer does it in seconds.
CommentShark's free tools each analyze a different slice of a comment section, and the dashboard brings full AI sentiment and intent analysis together with the ability to auto-reply and moderate. Paste a video URL above and start with any tool, no account needed.
A comment analysis turns a wall of text into the handful of things worth acting on: the mood, the questions, the scams, and the people. Themes, timing, search, and export are free per video; sentiment and intent run on a connected channel.
See at a glance whether a video's comments skew positive, negative, or mixed, instead of reading a thousand to get a feel for the room.
Surface the words, questions, and topics your audience keeps raising, so you know what to make next and what to address in a pinned comment.
Pull out the unanswered questions and buying-intent comments hiding in the thread, the ones worth a reply within the first hour.
Spot the crypto bait, fake giveaways, and impersonator replies flooding your comments so you can hide them before your fans see them.
Find the hours and weekdays your audience actually shows up in the comments, so you post and reply when engagement is highest.
See who shows up most in your comment section: the superfans worth recognizing and the accounts worth watching.
Some questions are channel-level rather than video-level. These tools take a channel handle instead of a video URL.
Sentiment across every video, not just the one you pasted, is a connected-channel feature. Want that plus the ability to auto-reply and moderate? See how CommentShark manages your comments, or read what a moderation workflow looks like once the analysis is done.