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Bulk delete your Facebook comments

Facebook has no built-in way to delete comments in bulk. The Activity Log lets you select a screenful at a time, then makes you scroll and repeat. WipeMySocial drives that same screen for you: it scrolls until everything is loaded, selects it, and works through the Remove dialog.

Published 29 August 2026Updated 29 August 2026

At a glance

Where it runs: Your Activity Log, at facebook.com/me/allactivity
Method: Loads everything first, then one select-all pass.
Speed: About 1.5 to 3 seconds per step.
Free tier: 50 deletions a month, no card needed.
Selective: Everything, or only comments matching keywords.
Reversible: No. Deletions are permanent. Export your data archive first.

How it works

Load the whole log first
The tool scrolls your Activity Log until Facebook stops returning more, before deleting anything. On a large account this is the slow part, and it is deliberate — selecting a screenful and removing it over and over is precisely what makes doing this by hand unbearable.
Scan and match
Everything loaded gets scanned. With keywords set, only comments containing them are marked; otherwise everything in view is. A running count updates as it goes.
Select all, then Remove
It uses the Activity Log's own Select All control and its Remove action. Nothing exotic — the same two buttons you would press, driven in sequence.

Things that catch people out

Facebook may ask for your password mid-run

On longer runs Facebook sometimes interrupts with a re-authentication prompt. The tool detects this and stops rather than trying to work around it. Enter your password in Facebook's own dialog, then start again — it picks up whatever is left.

"Remove button not found — scroll up"

After a long scroll the Activity Log sometimes renders its toolbar off-screen. Scrolling back to the top restores it. The tool reports this rather than failing quietly.

Big logs take minutes to load

The loading phase is bounded by how fast Facebook returns pages, not by the tool. With years of history, expect several minutes of scrolling before the first deletion.

Questions

Can I delete only some comments?

Yes. Set one or more keywords and only comments containing them are removed. Everything else is untouched.

Does it touch comments other people left on my posts?

No. The Activity Log holds your own activity only, so the tool never sees anyone else's comments.

Will Facebook mind?

Deleting your own comments is a normal account action and breaches nothing in Facebook's terms. To be plain about what the tool does: it does not detect or respond to throttling of any kind, and the pause between steps is a fixed interval you pick.