Telegram User Comments

A tool for finding and exporting all comments left by a specific Telegram user (or channel) across posts in one or multiple channels. Results are saved to a CSV file.

Note: Only comments that are direct replies to channel posts (in the discussion thread) are counted.

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Requirements

• Python 3.14+
• A Telegram account (used to make API requests)

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Installation

pip install -r requirements.txt

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Setup

1. Add channels to scan

Create channels.txt and add one channel per line. Both public and private channels are supported. Your account must be a member of each channel.

https://t.me/durov
https://t.me/+ABCDEFGHxxxxxxxx

Format	Type
https://t.me/username	Public channel
https://t.me/+InviteHash	Private channel

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Usage

Run the script:

python bot.py

You will be prompted for two inputs:

Enter TARGET_USER_ID, @username or t.me link:
POSTS_LIMIT:

Target user – the person or channel whose comments you want to find. Accepted formats:

Input	Example
Numeric ID	123456789
Username	@durov or durov
Profile link	https://t.me/durov

Posts limit – how many of the latest posts in each channel to scan. For example, 100 scans the last 100 posts per channel.

First run

On first launch, Pyrogram will ask you to authorize your Telegram account (phone number + confirmation code). A session file account.session will be created – subsequent runs will not require re-authorization.

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Output

After the script finishes, results are saved to:

export_<TARGET_USER_ID>.csv

CSV format

datetime, channel name, channel username/link, comment text, direct link to comment

Example row

10-04-2026 - 14:32:10,Channel Name,@channelusername,"Hello world!",https://t.me/channelusername/105?comment=9871

Media messages are exported with descriptive labels instead of text:

Label	Meaning
[Image]	Photo
[Video]	Video
[Voice]	Voice message
[VideoMessage]	Round video
[Sticker]	Sticker
[GIF]	Animated GIF
[Audio]	Audio file
[Poll]	Poll
[File: mime/type]	Document
URL	Web page preview link
Coordinates link	Geo location

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Project structure

├── bot.py           # Entry point – handles user input and launches the scanner
├── comments.py      # Comments class – core logic for scanning and exporting
├── channels.txt     # List of channels to scan (one per line)
├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies
└── account.session  # Pyrogram session file (auto-created on first run)

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Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.

License

MIT