Paste the giveaway video, filter by a keyword, keep one entry per person, and draw one or more winners — fairly, in your browser. Comments aren't stored.
The picker loads the video's public comments and draws winners in your browser with a cryptographic random number generator, so every eligible comment has the same chance. The fairness of the giveaway itself is up to your rules.
Say how to enter, the deadline, how many winners, how you'll contact them and where it's open. Clear rules prevent disputes after the draw.
"Comment to win!"
"Comment your favourite tip by Friday 6pm UTC. 3 winners, announced in the community tab. Open worldwide where legal."
Turn on "one entry per person" so people who comment many times don't get extra chances — unless your rules say otherwise.
Counting 40 comments from the same account
One entry per account
YouTube requires you to write official rules for any contest you run, and to follow its contest policies and local laws. Read them before launching a giveaway.
A giveaway announced with no rules at all
"Comment to enter — official rules in the description"
Rewrites are illustrative examples, not measured results.
Paste the video link, load the comments, set your filters and press Pick a winner. The draw uses your browser's cryptographic random number generator.
No — only top-level comments count as entries, which is how most giveaways are run. Up to the newest 2,000 are loaded.
No. They're fetched from YouTube for your draw and not saved on our servers.
Yes, no sign-up, with an hourly limit on how many videos you can load.