CommentMaster is a Python tool that automates commenting on Facebook posts within a specified group. It supports both text and image comments, making it easy to engage with posts efficiently.
- Image Support: Attach images to your comments or opt for text-only comments, giving you flexibility in how you engage.
- Customizable Delay: Set a delay between comments to avoid getting flagged by Facebook, with a recommended minimum of 60 seconds.
- Automated Comments: Automatically comment on all posts within a specified Facebook group, saving you time and effort.
- Random Comments: Input multiple comment texts, and CommentMaster will randomly select one for each post. Separate comments with commas and use
+for line breaks within a single comment.
- Comment Delay: Set a delay between comments to prevent being blocked. A delay of 60 seconds or more is recommended.
- Image Path: Specify the image file path or leave it blank for text-only comments.
- Comment Text: Enter your comments, separated by commas for randomization. Use
+for line breaks. - Group Link: Provide the Facebook group link, and CommentMaster will target all posts in that group.
$ apt update -y && apt upgrade -y
$ pkg install git python-pip
$ git clone https://github.com/RozhakXD/CommentMaster.git
$ cd CommentMaster
$ pip install requests rich requests-toolbelt
$ python Run.py
If you find this tool helpful, consider supporting its development:
- Valid Cookies: Ensure your cookies are valid and up-to-date to avoid login issues and maintain a stable connection with Facebook.
- Image File Path: Verify that the image file path is correct if you're using an image. An incorrect path will result in failure to attach the image to your comments.
- Correct Group Link: Double-check that the Facebook group link is properly formatted. An incorrect link can prevent CommentMaster from targeting the right group.
- Adequate Delay: Set the comment delay to at least 60 seconds. This helps to minimize the risk of your account being flagged or blocked by Facebook's automated systems.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License. See the LICENSE file for more details.