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See positive vs. negative split + top themes from any video

A positive/negative/neutral breakdown, the dominant themes, and the highest-liked praise and pushback from the comment section.

This free tool analyzes the emotional tone of a YouTube video's comments — returning a positive/negative/neutral split, the themes behind each side, and the top comments driving each signal. Instantly see how an audience received a video without reading every reply. Paste a URL and get the read.

How to analyze YouTube comment sentiment

  1. 1Paste the video URLany public YouTube video with comments enabled.
  2. 2Run the analysisthe tool scores each comment and groups them by sentiment and theme.
  3. 3Read the breakdowna positive/negative/neutral split with the themes and top comments behind each.

Why use it

  • Tone at a glancethe positive/negative/neutral split in seconds.
  • Themes per sentimentknow not just that it's negative, but what they're negative about.
  • Competitor intelligencerun it on a rival's video to see exactly what landed or backfired.
  • Freeno sign-up.

Frequently asked questions

What does the sentiment analyzer actually measure?+

It scores each comment as positive, negative, or neutral, then aggregates the results into a percentage split and groups the dominant themes behind each sentiment — so you see the emotional tone and the reasons behind it.

How is this different from the Comment Summarizer?+

The Comment Sentiment Analyzer tells you **how** the audience feels — the emotional valence and the themes driving it. The [Comment Summarizer](https://veridive.com/tools/comment-summarizer) tells you **what** they're saying — the topics, themes, and representative quotes. Use Sentiment for reception and tone; use Summarizer for substance and ideas.

How accurate is sentiment analysis, and what about sarcasm?+

AI sentiment scoring is reliable for clear praise or clear criticism, but sarcasm, irony, and in-community humour are genuinely hard to classify. Treat the percentages as directional, not precise — verify the underlying comments when the split matters for a decision.

Can I use it for competitor or market research?+

Yes — it's one of the strongest use cases. Run it on a competitor's video to see exactly how an audience received a product launch, a strategy, or a talking point. The theme breakdown shows what landed and what didn't.

Is the sentiment analyzer free?+

Yes — completely free with no account, no email, and no credit card. Analyze comments on as many videos as you like.

Do I need to sign up or install anything?+

No. It's a browser tool — paste a URL on desktop or mobile. No extension, no account, nothing to install.

Does it work on any public YouTube video?+

Yes — any public video with an open comment section. Videos with comments disabled or heavily moderated will return limited data.

What top comments are shown?+

The tool surfaces the most representative comments from the positive and negative groups — the ones that best illustrate the dominant themes, not necessarily the most-liked.

Can I see the themes behind each sentiment side?+

Yes — that's a core part of the output. You don't just get "40% negative"; you get the specific themes (e.g. "pricing complaints", "misleading title") driving the negative signal.

Can I track sentiment across a topic or multiple videos over time?+

This free tool analyzes one video at a time. veridive tracks sentiment trends across channels, topics, and the spoken web over time — so you can watch reception shift as a story or debate evolves.

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