Delete all tweets
Delete all tweets without deleting your X account. The extension reads your Posts timeline separately from replies, filters by date and clears what you pick.
- Source design
- Signed-in profile Posts timeline
- Removal design
- X native Delete control
- Date support
- Post date
- Availability
- Current live flow unverified
Short answer
X has no control that clears your posting history. You remove posts from your profile timeline one at a time, and the timeline renders older posts only as you scroll. The extension scans the Posts timeline separately from replies and reposts, filters by post date and lets you review a selection before using X’s native Delete control. No scan can promise a complete history, and the current live flow has not been verified.
Limit
No scan can promise every post. The extension acts only on posts found and selected, and current live deletion has not yet been verified.
Why native cleanup is hard
The platform controls work. They were never built for history, which is the friction people hit before they look for anything else.
- No bulk controlX removes one post per interaction. Nothing in the product clears a date range.
- The timeline paginatesOlder posts render only as you scroll, so a long history means a long pass before the oldest items appear.
- Categories are mixedThe profile view blends posts, replies and reposts, which makes it easy to act on the wrong kind of item.
- Old posts read differently nowThe posts most worth reviewing are usually years old and the hardest to reach by hand.
What actually changes
The platform controls still do the deleting. The extension changes how you get to them.
| Task | On the platform itself | With the extension |
|---|---|---|
| Select more than one | One post per interaction | A reviewed batch, ticked before anything runs |
| Reach old posts | Scroll until the timeline loads them | Found by scan, no manual scrolling |
| Filter by date | No date filter on the timeline | Filter by post date across the found list |
| Keep posts and replies apart | The profile view mixes them | Separate timelines, kept separate throughout |
| Confirm it went | No confirmation offered | Only after a fresh complete reread finds it gone |
| Asks for your password | Not applicable, it is X | Never. It uses the tab you already signed into |
What this page covers
Every way people ask for this.
How to delete all tweets
X removes one post per interaction and offers nothing that clears a date range. The extension reads the Posts timeline, filters by post date, and presents what it found as one reviewable list. Removal still runs through X’s own Delete control.
Delete tweets in bulk
No scan can promise a complete history, and the current live flow has not been verified. What the extension changes is the finding and the choosing, not the number of native actions.
Delete old tweets from years ago
Older posts render only as you scroll, so a decade of history is a long manual pass. Filtering by post date reaches the oldest content without it.
Delete tweets without deleting your account
Your handle, followers, lists and messages are untouched. Only the posts you tick change.
Delete tweets but keep replies
Replies live on their own timeline and have their own page here. Keeping them separate is deliberate, so the two are never removed together by accident.
Delete all tweets free
Scanning is free and needs no card. Deleting is the paid part, and there is no public build to buy yet.
Scan, review, then act.
The extension keeps discovery, selection and action as separate decisions.
- 01
Scan the supported source
The implementation reads the current signed-in platform view and labels incomplete results.
- 02
Review every selection
Apply supported date filters and keep any item you do not want to change.
- 03
Attempt the native control
Availability depends on the platform and test status above. Submitted is not confirmed; incomplete verification stays unknown.
That Was ThenSigned in on XWhy people do this
The reasons that bring people to this page, rather than a generic case for privacy.
A job search
A long posting history is often the first thing a search for your name turns up.
Privacy housekeeping
Reducing a public archive of opinions without giving up the handle.
Old opinions
Posts written in a context that no longer represents you.
A fresh start
Keeping the followers and the account while clearing what sits behind them.
Questions
Specific answers for this activity type.
Can the extension guarantee every tweet?
No. It reports only items found in the rendered timeline and labels incomplete scans.
Are replies included?
No. Replies have a separate route and review list so they cannot be confused with original posts.
Can I delete tweets by date?
Yes. X exposes a post date, and that is the filter the extension uses.
Can I get deleted tweets back?
No. X deletion is permanent. Download your archive from X before you start.
Will I lose my followers?
No. Removing posts does not affect your handle or your followers.
What about the 3,200 post limit?
That limit applies to some API access. The extension reads the rendered timeline instead, though a timeline that stops early is labelled a partial scan.
Will X restrict my account?
Unknown, and this is one reason removal remains unverified. The extension acts at a human pace rather than hammering the site.
Does it work on the X app?
No. Desktop Chrome only, against the web interface.
Do my posts leave my computer?
No. Everything found stays in Chrome storage.
Does it delete quote posts and media?
They appear on the Posts timeline and are treated as posts. The extension does not claim to reach every X surface.
Related X routes
Elsewhere on the extension
Before you remove anything
The extension has no public build yet, and X removal is still being verified. The free digital footprint checklist covers exporting your archive before any removal attempt.