Twitter (X) Retweet Bot

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

No card required.

Then retweet in bulk with the browser extension

Mass retweet run working through matching posts on X with a live counter.
  • 50 free retweets a month
  • We never ask for your X password
  • 1,000+ Chrome users

Auto retweet

A retweet bot driven by your filters

This Twitter retweet bot bulk retweets the X posts that match rules you set: keywords, an exact phrase, a specific account, a date range, or engagement numbers. It runs as an extension inside your own browser session, no code, no developer account, and no password handed to anyone. Set the filters, set how many posts to retweet, and watch the run work.

Which kind is this

Two kinds of auto retweet tools

Reshares your new posts on a delay

Most auto retweet tools re-share your own posts a few hours after you publish, so a tweet gets a second run in your followers’ timelines. That is a scheduling feature: it works forward from each new post, on a timer.

Bulk retweets any account’s posts

This tool retweets existing posts that match your filters, from any account. Back a creator, amplify a community hashtag, or point it at your own handle and resurface your older posts by keyword, date, or engagement. One run, your filters, your cap.

Filters

Target by keyword, account, date and engagement

A run only retweets what passes every filter you set. Keywords come in three modes, and each mode reads the post’s text, so hashtags count as keywords: put #buildinpublic in the field and posts carrying it qualify.

The post must contain every word you enter.

Includes All these Keywords

startup, funding, AI

Only posts mentioning all three qualify.

Separate keywords with commas or spaces, either works, and capitals are ignored.

The rest of the stack

  • From account. Enter a handle and the run only retweets that account’s posts.
  • Date range. A start date, an end date, or both, for launches, events and evergreen campaigns.
  • Engagement. Replies, retweets and likes each take a more-than or fewer-than test with a number you choose. Reshare only what is already pulling numbers, or only the small posts you want to lift.

Every run also needs a cap, and you set it, so none of these filters can run away with your month.

Mass retweets panel showing the From Account field, start and end date pickers and the reply, retweet and like thresholds.

The run

You set the cap, you watch it run

Start a run and a new tab opens on X. The extension works through the matching posts one at a time, spacing the retweets out rather than firing them all at once.

Mass retweet run in progress on X with a live count and a red stop button.
  1. 1

    You size every run.

    Maximum retweets is a required field. There is no plan-gated ceiling; your monthly allowance is the real limit.

  2. 2

    It paces itself.

    The interval between retweets is set by the extension, so a run cannot be sped up.

  3. 3

    You can see it.

    A live counter updates as the run proceeds.

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    You can stop it.

    One button ends the run, and the posts already retweeted stay retweeted.

The run needs its tab open. Switch the tab and the run pauses where it stopped, ready to start again. With a From Account filter set it works through that account’s page; otherwise it works from your home feed.

Use cases

Reasons to retweet in bulk

  • Amplifying a community

    Retweet member wins and mentions that carry your community hashtag, capped at a number you choose, so the profile celebrates its people without hours of scrolling.

  • Running a launch or event week

    Set your event terms and a date range, run it each day of the event, and your profile reshares what people are saying while the week is still moving.

  • Curating a niche account

    Filter on your subject and an engagement threshold, and reshare only posts already proving themselves. Or flip the threshold to fewer-than and lift small accounts your audience should see.

Setup

Set it up once, in six steps

STEP 1

Install the extension

Add it from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. The Chrome build also covers Edge, Brave and Opera.

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 Profile, scroll to Extension API Key, and copy it.

TweetStorm API key field with visible key and highlighted blue "COPY" and "GENERATE" buttons.
STEP 4

Connect the extension

Paste the key into the extension and save, then enter your X handle when it asks.

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

Open Mass Retweets

Sign in to X, open the extension, and pick Mass Retweets from the list of actions. The filters appear with it.

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

Set your filters and start

Set the maximum retweets for the run, fill the filters you want, keywords, account, dates or engagement, then hit Start.

Mass retweets panel with the maximum retweets cap set to 25, a keyword filter filled in and the Start button.

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

Pricing

What each plan allows

Bulk actions cost no credits. Retweets are counted per month, and every filter is on every plan. The per-run cap is always yours to set.

No card required

Free

$0
  • 50 bulk retweets a month
  • Every filter
  • You set the cap per run
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Professional

$12/month
  • 150 bulk retweets a month
  • Every filter
  • You set the cap per run
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Agency

$29/month
  • Unlimited bulk retweets
  • Every filter
  • You set the cap per run
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Elite

$49/month
  • Unlimited bulk retweets
  • Every filter
  • You set the cap per run
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Credits apply to the AI generators, not to bulk actions. See the full plan comparison.

Common questions

It retweets posts for you based on rules instead of taps. This one is a browser extension: you give it keywords, an account, a date range or engagement numbers, plus a cap, and it retweets the matching X posts one at a time at a human pace until it hits your cap or you stop it. X now calls retweets reposts, and it works the same either way. There is no code to write, no X developer account, and no API fees.

Put the hashtag in the keyword filter. The filters read the post's text and a hashtag is text, so #buildinpublic in the Any Keyword field retweets posts carrying that tag. Combine it with a date range or an engagement threshold to narrow the run further.

Yes. Enter the handle in the From Account filter and the run only retweets that account's posts, working through their page. That includes your own handle, so you can bulk re-share your older posts. You can stack the other filters on top, so one run can reshare a single creator's posts about one topic, from one month, above an engagement bar you set.

This one is free to start: the free plan includes 50 bulk retweets a month with every filter, no card required. Professional at $12/month raises that to 150 a month, and Agency at $29/month and Elite at $49/month remove the monthly cap entirely. Bulk actions never consume credits.

As many as you set. Maximum retweets is a required field with no built-in ceiling, and the run stops at your number even if more posts match. Your monthly plan allowance is the real limit, and modest runs are the cautious way to use it.

X restricts automated engagement under its automation rules, which specifically warn against bulk, aggressive or indiscriminate reposting, and no tool can promise you zero risk. What you control is the size of a run and when it ends: you set the cap, the extension spaces the retweets out rather than firing them at once, and you can stop it whenever you want. Smaller runs and relevant targeting are 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.

The run ends. Posts already retweeted stay retweeted, and nothing is left half-finished. If you switch the tab the run will pause and you can start it again when you are ready. The run only works while its tab is open; nothing happens in the background.

No, this tool only adds retweets. To clear retweets off your profile in bulk, use Mass Delete Tweets: its type filter covers retweets, so you can wipe them by keyword, date or engagement without touching your original posts.

No. This tool only retweets from your account; it cannot make anyone else retweet you, so nothing is delivered to your posts. Services that promise retweets on your content work differently and against X's platform manipulation policy. If you want your own posts seen more, the honest levers are posting consistently and resharing content your audience cares about.

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Pick your filters, set the cap, and watch it run. Free to start, no card required.