Facebook Group & Page Scraper · Chrome extension

Turn a Facebook feed into a working dataset.

Collect posts from groups and Pages you can already view. Keep text, authors, engagement, media references, and post links together in local JSON or CSV exports.

Facebook Page with the scraper popup showing run size, scroll delay, comment options, and export controls.
Facebook Page with the scraper popup showing run size, scroll delay, comment options, and export controls. Click to view full size.

01 / Features

A focused tool for a repeatable task.

01

Work where you research

Start from a Facebook group or Page in your own browser session, including private groups you already belong to.

02

Keep the post context

Collect expanded post text alongside authors, permalinks, available timestamps, reaction counts, and media references.

03

Choose the run size

Set the maximum post count and auto-scroll delay before collecting a sample. Review it before expanding your research.

04

Bring comments into the review

Include supported loaded comments when needed. Keep the reported comment count distinct from the replies actually collected.

02 / What you work with

From feed observations to files you can review.

Facebook Group & Page Scraper outputs and views
Format / viewWhat it gives you
JSONStructured post data for archiving, scripts, or downstream analysis.
CSVA table for Excel, Google Sheets, or a research worksheet.
Post identity
Post URL, post type, timestamp, and capture date.
Content & author
Expanded post text, author name, and profile URL.
Engagement
Available reactions, comment count, and share count.
Media & comments
Captured image and video references plus supported comment data.

03 / Workflow

Get started in four steps.

  1. 1

    Open the source

    Navigate to a Facebook group or Page you can access in Chrome.

  2. 2

    Set your capture

    Open the extension and choose the post limit and auto-scroll delay.

  3. 3

    Collect a sample

    Start scraping and inspect the returned posts and available comments.

  4. 4

    Export and review

    Save JSON or CSV, keeping post URLs so you can return to the source.

Official Facebook Group & Page Scraper screenshot showing the local collection workflow.
Official Facebook Group & Page Scraper screenshot showing the local collection workflow. Click to view full size.

Use cases

Where it fits into your day.

04 / Access & plans

Choose the access that fits your workflow.

Free

$0to start

  • Up to 25 posts per run
  • Lifetime free post quota
  • JSON and CSV exports; top-comment collection

Pro Monthly

$19/ month

  • Up to 500 posts per run
  • No lifetime usage quota
  • Priority email support

Pro Yearly

$189/ year

  • Same Pro feature access
  • Up to 500 posts per run
  • Save $39 versus 12 monthly payments

USD pricing and feature access checked against the public store listing on October 29, 2026. The listing describes a lifetime free quota without specifying its total; check the popup for your remaining allowance. View the store listing.

Know the scope of the result.

Collection depends on posts and comments your browser can access and load. A run limit is not a promise of complete group history or every comment. Private-group access still requires your own membership.

Understand where the data goes.

Scraped posts stay in your browser rather than being uploaded to a scraper backend. Your Facebook session remains in the tab. Optional Pro licensing uses the payment provider.

Read the privacy policy

05 / Questions

Before you get started.

Does this work on Pages as well as groups?

Yes. The extension supports Facebook group feeds and Page feeds, including brand, business, creator, and news Pages.

Can it read a private group?

Only when your own browser session can already view that group. The extension does not grant membership or bypass access restrictions.

Does it collect every comment?

Do not assume that a post's displayed comment count equals the comments exported. Available comment collection depends on what can be loaded and the selected options.

Are my Facebook credentials sent elsewhere?

The collection workflow uses the existing browser tab. The extension does not ask for your Facebook password or move your session to a remote scraper.

What should I try if fewer posts are returned?

Start with a smaller sample, confirm the source feed, and allow time for posts to load. Review the captured post URLs and source view before increasing the limit.

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Practical guides for the next step.

Facebook Group & Page Scraper

Collect posts from groups and Pages you can already view. Keep text, authors, engagement, media references, and post links together in local JSON or CSV exports.

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