TweetStorm.ai

Delete Twitter (X) Likes in Bulk

Pick your filters, keywords, accounts, dates, or engagement, and the extension unlikes the matching tweets at a human pace. Free to start, no card required.

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Then unlike in bulk with the browser extension

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Mass unlike Twitter likes mid-run, working down a likes page with a live count and a stop button.
  • 15 free unlikes a month
  • We never ask for your X password
  • 1,000+ Chrome users

Filters

Delete Twitter likes by keyword, account, or date

Delete Twitter likes in bulk without losing the ones you want to keep. The extension works through your own likes page and unlikes only the tweets matching your filters, or clears all of them when you tell it to.

  • Includes all these keywords

    Unlikes only tweets containing every word you enter. Enter giveaway, airdrop, promo and a liked tweet needs all three.

  • Includes any of these keywords

    Unlikes tweets matching at least one word. Enter fitness, gaming, ai and any single match is enough.

  • Includes this exact phrase

    Unlikes only tweets carrying the phrase as written. Enter daily motivation and a tweet saying motivation daily keeps its like.

Separate words with commas. Matching ignores capitals, so Crypto and crypto behave identically.

Every control in the unlike tool

ControlWhat it does
Maximum tweets to unlikeHow many likes one run may remove. Required, unless you tick Unlike all tweets.
Unlike all tweetsRuns through your whole likes page instead of stopping at a maximum.
Includes all these keywordsEvery word must appear in the liked tweet.
Includes any of these keywordsOne matching word is enough.
Includes this exact phraseThe phrase must appear as written.
From accountOnly unlikes tweets posted by the handle you enter.
Start date and End dateOnly unlikes tweets posted inside the range you set.
Replies, retweets, likesEach takes more than or fewer than plus a number, so you can clear viral posts or quiet ones.

That is the complete set, and every filter narrows the same run, so they combine instead of competing.

Unlike filter panel with keyword, account, date and engagement controls, on a free plan.
The extension's actual Mass Tweets Unlike panel.

Targeted cleanup

Unlike tweets from a specific account, without touching the rest

Filters combine in a single run, so a cleanup can be as narrow as one account's giveaway posts from two years ago, or as wide as everything you ever liked.

  1. From account@cryptodaily
  2. AND
    Includes anygiveaway, airdrop
  3. AND
    End date12/31/2024

Every like you gave @cryptodaily's giveaway and airdrop tweets posted through 2024, removed in one run. Everything else stays.

Drop any row and the run widens. Set only From account and it clears every like you ever gave one handle; set only a date range and it clears an era instead.

The run

You watch every unlike, and you can stop it

Starting a run opens your likes page in a new tab and works down it, unliking the tweets that match. Nothing is queued on our side and nothing happens to your account that you cannot see.

  1. 1

    It opens your likes page

    The run happens on x.com/your-handle/likes, in the browser you are already signed into.

  2. 2

    It counts as it goes

    An Unliking Tweets overlay shows a live count of how many likes it has removed.

  3. 3

    You keep the tab open

    The run lives in its own tab. Switch to another tab and it pauses where it stopped, then picks up when you come back. Close the tab and the run ends.

  4. 4

    Stop means stop

    The Stop Operation button ends the run immediately. Likes already removed stay removed; everything else is untouched.

Unlike run in progress on X showing a live count and a Stop Operation button.

Bulk actions cost no credits on any plan. Credits belong to the AI generators; a run here never spends them.

Use cases

What a like cleanup fixes

  • A campaign ended

    Clear the giveaway and promo likes in one keyword run, and the interactions from your next push start clean.

  • You changed niches

    Remove Twitter likes tied to the topics you left, and your profile stops endorsing them.

  • Your feed drifted

    Likes teach X's algorithm what to show you. Unliking the stale ones is the reset button your For You feed listens to.

  • A rebrand is coming

    Old likes read as endorsements. Erase Twitter likes that no longer fit before your new audience goes looking.

Setup

How to delete Twitter likes in six steps

Unliking runs inside your own browser, so the extension does the work and your TweetStorm account only meters it. Setup takes a couple of minutes and you do it once.

How to bulk unlike tweets with TweetStorm in 6 steps: install, log in, get your key, activate, filter, start.
STEP 1

Install it

Add it from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. One install covers every bulk action, not just unlikes.

TweetStorm.ai Chrome extension page showing mass tweet deletion tool and “Add to Chrome” button.
STEP 2

Create your TweetStorm account

Sign up free or log in if you already have an account.

TweetStorm.ai login screen with options to sign in via Twitter, Google or email/password combo.
STEP 3

Copy your extension key

Open your profile, find Extension API Key, and copy it.

TweetStorm.ai profile settings page showing API key for connecting extensions and user info panel.
TweetStorm API key field with visible key and highlighted blue "COPY" and "GENERATE" buttons.
STEP 4

Paste it into the extension

Open the extension, paste the key, save. Enter your X handle when it asks.

TweetStorm.ai extension screen showing API key input field with Save button and registration links.
TweetStorm.ai extension showing Twitter handle input field with Save button to proceed.
STEP 5

Choose Mass Tweets Unlike

On X, open the extension and pick Mass Tweets Unlike from the action list, then set your filters.

TweetStorm.ai extension dropdown showing mass actions: delete, unlike, follow, unfollow, retweet.
STEP 6

Start

The run opens your likes page in a new tab with the live count and the stop button.

TweetStorm unliking tweets live with loading spinner, tweet count and red stop operation button.

The same install also handles bulk tweet deletion, bulk likes, bulk follows, bulk unfollows and bulk retweets. Full setup detail lives on the bulk actions extension page.

Pricing

What each plan allows

Unlikes are counted per month, and every paid plan lifts the cap entirely.

  • Free

    $0

    • 15 bulk unlikes a month
    • Every filter, including engagement

  • Professional

    $12/month

    • Unlimited bulk unlikes
    • Every filter, including engagement

  • Agency

    $29/month

    • Unlimited bulk unlikes
    • Every filter, including engagement

  • Elite

    $49/month

    • Unlimited bulk unlikes
    • Every filter, including engagement

Credits apply to the AI generators, not to bulk actions. See the full plan comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. TweetStorm's Twitter like deleter is part of its bulk actions extension: install it, connect it to your TweetStorm account with your extension key, then pick Mass Tweets Unlike and set your filters. The run works down your likes page in your own browser, showing a live count, and you can stop it at any point. X itself has no way to mass unlike tweets; by hand you unlike one at a time.

Tick Unlike all tweets instead of setting a maximum: that is how you delete all Twitter likes rather than a batch. The run works down your likes page and removes them one at a time, so a long history takes a while, and you can stop partway and pick up later where it paused.

Yes, 15 a month on the Free plan, with every filter included and no card required. Professional at $12/month, Agency at $29/month and Elite at $49/month remove the cap entirely. Bulk actions never consume credits on any plan.

No. The extension works directly on your live likes page, so there is no archive to request from X, no waiting for the export, and no tweet.js file to upload anywhere. Install the extension, set your filters, and run.

Yes. Enter the handle in the From account filter and the run only unlikes tweets that account posted. Stack keywords or a date range on top to narrow it further, or leave them empty to clear everything you ever liked from that handle.

No. X sends a notification when you like a post, but removing the like is silent. The author would only notice by re-checking their like count.

X removes a like when the liked tweet is deleted or its author’s account is suspended or deactivated, and it can also hide likes on posts from accounts that later went private. If your likes count drops without you unliking anything, that is usually why.

X restricts automated engagement under its automation rules, and no tool can promise you zero risk. What you control is the size of a run and when it ends: you set the maximum, the extension removes likes one at a time at a human pace rather than firing them all at once, and the stop button ends a run immediately. Running smaller batches is the cautious way to use it.

No, and we never ask for one. The extension acts inside the browser session you are already signed into on x.com, so there is no password to hand over and no account access granted to us. Your TweetStorm account and extension key only exist to meter how much you use.

Yes. There is a Firefox build alongside the Chrome one, and the filters are the same in both. The Chrome build also covers Chromium browsers such as Edge, Brave and Opera.

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