Social Media Post Exporter · Chrome extension

Bring page and group research into your spreadsheet.

Collect visible posts from supported Facebook group and Page feeds in Chrome. Review authors, post text, engagement, media, and source links in a local export.

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Post exporter with a completed capture, saved-post continuation, local asset options, and JSON / CSV controls.
Post exporter with a completed capture, saved-post continuation, local asset options, and JSON / CSV controls. Click to view full size.

01 / Features

A focused tool for a repeatable task.

01

Capture feed context

Collect expanded post text, author information, timestamps, post types, and permalinks from a supported feed.

02

Review engagement

Keep visible reaction, comment, and share counts alongside the source post rather than copying isolated metrics.

03

Save useful assets

Optionally download captured images and direct video files locally when available.

04

Prepare research files

Use JSON for structured records and Pro CSV exports for spreadsheet reviews, client reports, and content audits.

02 / What you work with

Keep the research and its source together.

Social Media Post Exporter outputs and views
Format / viewWhat it gives you
JSONStructured local records with post content and supporting fields.
CSV · ProSpreadsheet-ready records for content audits and reporting.
Local assets · optionalCaptured image and direct-video downloads when enabled and available.
Post context
Expanded text, permalink, post type, and timestamp.
Author
Author name and profile URL.
Engagement
Reaction, comment, and share counts where available.
Media & replies
Images, video references, and supported loaded comments.

03 / Workflow

Get started in four steps.

  1. 1

    Open a supported feed

    Start from a group or Page your browser can already access.

  2. 2

    Choose your settings

    Set posts to fetch, auto-scroll delay, and optional local asset downloads.

  3. 3

    Capture and preview

    Start collection and inspect the captured post sample before expanding it.

  4. 4

    Save your results

    Download JSON, or CSV with Pro, and retain source URLs for follow-up.

Official Social Media Post Exporter screenshot showing a supported page-feed export.
Official Social Media Post Exporter screenshot showing a supported page-feed export. 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

  • Limited posts per run
  • Lifetime free quota
  • JSON export with post and media references
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Pro Monthly

$19/ month

  • Larger runs and no lifetime quota
  • CSV export and loaded-comment collection
  • Priority email support
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Pro Yearly

$189/ year

  • Same Pro access
  • Larger per-run captures
  • Annual billing
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USD prices checked October 29, 2026. The store listing does not specify numerical per-run or lifetime free limits; use the current popup allowance as your guide. View the store listing.

Know the scope of the result.

Results reflect the supported feed and content loaded in your session. Loaded comments can be a subset of the displayed total. Asset downloads depend on the captured media URL being accessible.

Understand where the data goes.

Posts are processed locally in Chrome. No remote scraping server or credential sharing is required. Optional Pro license checks use the payment processor, and local asset downloads request the captured media.

05 / Questions

Before you get started.

Which sources are supported?

The documented workflow covers supported Facebook group and Page feeds. Open the feed in your own signed-in browser before starting.

Is CSV included in Free?

The current listing places JSON in Free and CSV in Pro. Check the popup for your plan and remaining quota.

Can it download images and videos?

The optional local asset setting can save captured images and direct video files. This does not guarantee every embedded media item can be downloaded.

Does it bypass restricted content?

No. The extension collects posts your browser can already see. It does not grant access to groups or content outside your session.

Can I use it for client reports?

Yes. Keep post URLs, capture dates, and notes on the feed scope alongside your exported sample so findings can be checked against the source.

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Social Media Post Exporter

Collect visible posts from supported Facebook group and Page feeds in Chrome. Review authors, post text, engagement, media, and source links in a local export.

Add to Chrome