Save a question's answers, best first, from Stack Overflow or any Stack Exchange site. CommentGrab uses the official API, so votes and dates are exact.
Stack Exchange at a glance
| Sites | Stack Overflow, Super User, Server Fault, Ask Ubuntu, MathOverflow, *.stackexchange.com |
|---|---|
| Read from | The official Stack Exchange API |
| Order | Answers by votes |
| Score | Votes |
| Limit | 1,000 answers |
| Replies | Comments on the question |
Answers come sorted by votes, and the comments on the question come along as replies. Comments under individual answers aren't included.
Columns in every Stack Exchange export
| Author | Display name |
|---|---|
| Time | Exact date |
| Score | Votes |
| Is Reply | Yes for question comments |
| Permalink | Link to the answer |
| Links | URLs inside the answer |
| Text | The answer |
CSV opens in Excel and Google Sheets, JSON suits code and AI tools, and Markdown pastes into notes.
On any Stack Exchange site.
CommentGrab fetches the answers from the official API.
Markdown keeps code readable; CSV for sorting.


Compared with other tools
Open the question, click the CommentGrab widget and choose an export format. Answers come sorted by votes.
Comments on the question are included as replies. Comments under answers aren't.
Stack Overflow, Super User, Server Fault, Ask Ubuntu, MathOverflow and every *.stackexchange.com site.
Yes. Every export is free, with no account and no credits. AI analysis is optional and runs on your own OpenAI key.
No. Exports and saved threads stay in your browser. The only outside service is OpenAI, and only when you start an analysis with your own key.
Install CommentGrab, open a Stack Exchange question and click the widget. Free, no account.