Add the comments
Paste one comment per line (username: comment, or @username comment), or upload a CSV export.
Runs in your browser. Comments never leave your device.
Set the entry rules
A pattern check, not proof. It looks for lookalike names, links, “you won, DM to claim” messages and digit-heavy usernames.
Draw the winners
Backups, in order, if a winner doesn't reply.
Winners appear here
Add comments in step 1 to start the draw.
Giveaway checklist
How it works
Add the comments
Paste one comment per line (username: comment, or @username comment) or upload the .csv file from your export tool. For a table, pick the username and comment columns, then check the preview.
Set your entry rules
One entry per person, a minimum number of tagged friends, a required keyword or hashtag, accounts to exclude (yours, your team). The counters show how many entries each rule removes.
Check for fake accounts
Type your account name: the picker flags usernames that imitate it, links, and “you won, DM us to claim” messages. It is a pattern check, so review the list before you exclude anyone.
Draw and share the result
Choose how many winners and alternates you need. The draw uses your browser’s secure random generator. Copy the results or download the 4:5 PNG certificate, ready to post.
Giveaway rules and fake winner scams
Instagram and Facebook let brands run giveaways as long as the brand owns the rules. Your post should state the prize, the end date, how to enter and how the winner is picked. It should also say the contest is not sponsored, endorsed or run by Instagram (or Facebook, or TikTok).
Local laws still apply: age limits, eligible countries and, in some places, no purchase required. Keep a record of the draw. The certificate lists the date, time, number of eligible entries and the rules you applied, which helps if someone disputes the result.
Right after a giveaway comes the fake winner scam. Accounts copy your name (a 1 instead of an l, a doubled letter, “_official” or “giveaway” added) and comment “Congratulations, you won! DM us to claim your prize”. They then ask your followers for a shipping fee or card details.
To limit the damage: announce the winner publicly, write in the post that you will never ask for payment, contact winners only from your official account, and hide fake comments as soon as they appear. Blabla can hide them automatically, in real time, on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
TikTok comment picker: your questions
How do I pick a random winner from TikTok comments?
Copy the comments of your TikTok video or export them to CSV, paste them into the picker above, set your rules and press Draw. It is free, needs no signup and also works for Instagram, Facebook and YouTube comments.
How do I get the comments from a TikTok video?
TikTok has no export button for comments. Open the video on tiktok.com from a computer, scroll until every comment has loaded, open the replies and copy them, or use an export tool that gives you a CSV file. The picker recognizes common columns and lets you choose the right ones.
How do I keep fake accounts out of a TikTok giveaway?
Turn on “Flag likely fake accounts” and type your account name. The picker flags lookalike usernames, links, “you won” messages and digit-heavy names. Review the list, exclude them if your rules allow it, and hide their comments with Blabla's comment moderation, which works on TikTok.
Is the giveaway picker really random?
Yes. Winners are picked with crypto.getRandomValues, your browser's secure random generator, with rejection sampling so there is no modulo bias. Every eligible entry has the same chance. In 10,000 simulated draws among 10 entries, each one won between 962 and 1,051 times, against 1,000 expected.
Are my comments uploaded anywhere?
No. Reading the file, filtering, drawing and building the certificate all happen in your browser. Blabla does not receive or store any comment, and the picker never asks for access to your TikTok account.
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