Twitter Picker Comment Scraper
Use Twitter Picker Comments Scraper to scrape public comments, filter eligible entries, and pick fair giveaway winners in one clean flow.
Start PickingHow to Use Twitter Picker
1. Copy the URL of your public Twitter Picker post
2. Paste the URL above and choose your winner count and filters
3. Click "Scrape Comments & Pick Winners" to load comments from the Twitter Picker scraper
4. Export results or copy winners to announce your giveaway results
Pro Tip: Use keyword filters to only include comments with specific phrases like "entered" or "joined"
Twitter Picker Comments Scraper
Your Giveaway Winners
Premium Features
Lightning Fast Processing
Load public comments through the full scraper workflow and pick winners from eligible entries.
Advanced Filters
Filter by keywords, exclude replies, remove duplicates, and customize your selection.
Data Export
Export scraped comments and winner lists in CSV format for clean giveaway records.
Privacy Focused
No login required. Twitter Picker reads public comment data only.
Engagement Analytics
See loaded comments, eligible entries, selected winners, and scraper request details.
Multiple Winners
Select multiple winners at once with different prize tiers and distribution rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
TwtPicker collects every eligible comment from your public Twitter/X post, applies the filters you set, and then selects winners using a cryptographically secure Fisher–Yates shuffle (CSPRNG). Every eligible entry has an exactly equal chance, and no one — including us — can influence the outcome.
Yes, you can start for free. New users get up to 3 free trial draws so you can test the full workflow before subscribing. Paid plans start at $5/month and unlock higher limits, advanced filters, multiple winners, and exports.
Yes. You can choose how many winners to draw, remove duplicate accounts, include or exclude replies, and require comments to contain specific keywords or hashtags such as "entered" or "joined."
No. TwtPicker never asks for your Twitter password or OAuth login. You simply paste the public URL of the tweet you want to draw from, and the tool reads the public comment data only.
Yes. You can export your scraped comments and winner lists in CSV (and other formats such as XLSX, PDF, and TXT) so you have clean, shareable proof that your giveaway was run fairly.