Mass Delete Facebook Comments
You have left comments on your own profile, on friends' photos, on public Pages, and inside groups you forgot you joined. Because Facebook gives you no single dashboard to see them all, Redact scans the platform to find every comment tied to your profile. Delete them all in bulk or filter by specific dates and keywords. Everything runs on your own machine, and you preview every item before anything is permanently removed.
Free for your last 30 days of posts & comments.
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Keywords to delete
Only delete comments containing these words
Keywords to preserve
Never delete comments containing these words
Your comments don't live only on your own timeline
The posts you publish stay on your own timeline where they are easy to find and manage. Comments are different. They live on whatever you replied to: an old photo a friend posted years ago, a public thread that went viral, a group you left long ago. Because Facebook has no central feed to collect these scattered replies, it is hard to know how many of your old comments are still visible to others.
No single feed to check
Facebook gives you no dedicated tab for your past comments. Without a central list, reviewing what you wrote means visiting old threads one by one.
Old threads stay findable
A reply you left on another person's post stays online years later. Anyone who opens that discussion can scroll down and read exactly what you said.
Public replies carry your name further
Comments on public Pages or posts are visible to anyone browsing the web, not just your friends. Those words stay out in the open long after you forget them.
Context doesn't travel with the words
A joke or quick opinion that made sense in an old conversation rarely reads the same way years later. The setting is gone, but the text remains exactly as you typed it.
Round up every scattered comment in one pass
Deleting comments by hand means reopening every thread you ever replied to, which is impossible when Facebook keeps no list of them. Redact scans the platform for you, finds every comment tied to your profile, and queues them together.
Leave the filters blank to clear everything, or narrow the batch down to a date range, a keyword, or public comments only. Preview the queue, exclude anything you want to keep, then run it. The posts you replied to are never touched, only your own comments leave.
Keywords to delete
Only delete comments containing these words
Keywords to preserve
Never delete comments containing these words
Target with pinpoint accuracy, or clear every comment at once
Leave every filter blank and Redact deletes every comment tied to your profile. Or combine filters to target an exact slice, such as comments older than three years, replies containing a specific name, or only the ones anyone online can see.
Date range
Set absolute start and end dates, or a rolling relative window like older than two years. The same control powers the date-range page.
Extended mode
Work through older or heavily active accounts Facebook will not fully load in one pass, yearly or monthly.
Keywords to delete
Only delete comments containing the words or phrases you specify.
Keywords to preserve
Keep any comment that matches your list, even if another filter would remove it.
Public comments only
Limit the run to comments anyone online can see, not just the ones visible to friends.
Preview first, then delete or automate
Preview Mode
Review every matching comment before a single one is removed. Best for a first pass.
Deletion Mode
Clear everything that matches your filters at once, once you trust the criteria.
Review & Delete
Get a list of matches and remove them one click at a time, or batch-select them.
Schedule Deletion
Automate a recurring sweep so new comments never pile back up. Scheduling is a Premium feature.
How to mass delete your Facebook comments with Redact
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Download Redact for free
Download for your device →Install Redact on your device. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus iOS and Android.
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Connect your Facebook account
Open Redact, choose Facebook, and link your account securely. Your credentials are sent straight to Facebook and never touch a Redact server.
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Set your filters, or leave them blank
Open the Comments section and choose how wide to cast. Leave every filter empty to queue every comment tied to your profile, or narrow the batch first.
- Date range: clear a whole era and keep recent replies, or slice by year.
- Keywords to delete: target only comments mentioning specific words.
- Public comments only: limit the run to replies anyone online can see.
Going back past the last 30 days? Clearing recent activity is free. Full all-time cleanups and scheduled deletions are part of Premium.
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Preview, then confirm
Run a Preview to check the queue and exclude anything you want to keep. Only your own comments are archived first, so download a copy if you want a private record of a thread. When the batch looks right, start the deletion.
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Let Redact do the work
Redact works through Facebook and removes every comment that matches your filters, showing each one as it goes. Keep the app running until it finishes so nothing is missed. To stay clean going forward, set up a Schedule and Redact handles new comments automatically.
Zero servers. Zero tracking. Total privacy.
Redact runs entirely on your own machine and talks directly to Facebook, so your credentials and your comments never leave your device. We clear your history for you without storing any of it, and you can disconnect the second you finish. We never see your deleted comments, your account password, or anything else about you or your accounts.
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Frequently asked questions
Facebook has no delete-all button and no single feed for your comments, so Redact scans the platform to gather every comment tied to your profile, wherever it sits, then clears them in filtered batches. Leave the filters open to sweep the whole set, or narrow it down first, and each batch is previewed before anything is removed.
No. Redact removes only your comment. The post you replied to, whether it is one of your own Facebook posts or someone else's, stays exactly where it is.
A reply someone left directly under your comment is removed along with it. Only your own content is archived first, so save a copy beforehand if you want a record of the thread.
A comment left on a public Page, a public post, or anywhere else anyone online can see it, not just your friends. The public-only filter lets you target that group specifically.
Comments you left in the last 30 days come off for free once you download Redact. Older comments, along with scheduled sweeps that keep new comments from piling back up, are part of Premium.
Yes. A comment stays tied to your profile even after you leave the group it lives in, and Facebook gives you no easy way back to it. Redact finds those orphaned replies along with the rest and clears them in the same pass, so you do not have to rejoin anything to clean up after yourself.
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