Delete All Tweets in Bulk

Delete thousands of old tweets, replies, and retweets with filters that keep the posts you want. Free to start, no credit card.

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Then delete with the browser extension

Filter panel and live progress count from the TweetStorm mass tweet deletion demo
  • 15 free deletions a month
  • Your X login never leaves your browser
  • Deletes tweets, replies, and retweets

Delete all tweets on your X profile, or only the posts that match your keywords, dates, or engagement counts. TweetStorm's tweet deleter is a browser extension that deletes tweets in bulk inside your own logged-in X session, removing one post at a time the way you would by hand, only without the months of tapping. Set the filters, press start, and watch the count climb while you do something better with your afternoon.

The first 15 deletions each month are free, with no credit card. The Professional plan removes the cap for $12/month, and includes unlimited bulk unlikes and unfollows for a fuller cleanup.

Why TweetStorm

Delete all tweets without handing over your password

Most bulk deleters want you to sign in with your X account. This one works where you are already signed in: your own browser.

Your login stays yours

No X sign-in, no password, no account connection. The extension deletes inside your own browser session, so TweetStorm never holds access to your X account. Uninstall it and nothing lingers.

Paced to protect your account

X rate-limits rapid deletion and flags bot-like bursts. Every run spaces its deletions at human-like intervals with small random delays, so your cleanup stays under the radar instead of triggering a suspension review.

Filters that keep the gold

Wipe everything, or target only tweets containing certain words, posted between certain dates, or sitting above or below a reply, retweet, or like count. The noise goes, your best posts stay.

Watch it run, stop it anytime

A live counter shows every deletion as it happens, and one click on Stop ends the run. No black box, no waiting for an email that says it finished.

Setup

How to mass delete tweets in six steps

From install to a running cleanup in about five minutes. The Mass Tweet Deletion extension handles all six bulk actions; these steps cover deletion.

STEP 1

Install the extension

Get it for Chrome or Firefox and click Add when the store page opens.

Chrome Web Store page for the Mass Tweet Deletions extension with the Add to Chrome button
STEP 2

Create your TweetStorm account

Sign up free or log in. The account meters your monthly deletions; it never connects to your X account.

TweetStorm login screen with X, Google, and email sign-in options
STEP 3

Copy your extension API key

Open your Profile page in the TweetStorm dashboard and copy the Extension API Key.

TweetStorm profile page with the Extension API Key section highlighted
API key field with the copy button highlighted
STEP 4

Activate the extension

Paste the key into the extension popup, save, then enter your X handle when prompted.

Extension popup with the API key field and Save button
Extension popup asking for the X handle before saving
STEP 5

Choose Mass Tweet Deletion and set filters

Open the extension on X, pick Mass Tweet Deletion from the dropdown, and set the filters: type, keywords, dates, engagement, or none for a full wipe.

Extension dropdown with Mass Tweet Deletion selected among six bulk actions
Filter panel with type and keyword fields for a deletion run
STEP 6

Start the run

Press Start. A new tab opens where deletions run with a live count and a Stop button. Keep the tab open; you can work in other tabs while it finishes.

Live deletion progress popup with the running tweet count and Stop Operation button

Filters

Delete exactly what you mean to delete

Every filter narrows the run. Combine them freely: one pass can remove, say, every reply from 2022 with fewer than 2 likes that mentions your old product name.

TweetStorm mass deletion filter panel with type, keyword, date range, and more-than or fewer-than engagement filters
The extension's actual filter panel. Every control shown ships on the free plan.
1

Post type

Choose original tweets, replies, retweets, any combination, or all of them.

2

Keywords, three ways

All keywords deletes posts containing every word you list. Any keyword deletes posts containing at least one. Exact phrase deletes posts with that phrase word for word. All three are case-insensitive.

3

Date range

A start date deletes posts published after it, an end date deletes posts before it, and both together delete what falls between.

4

Engagement thresholds

For replies, retweets, and likes, pick more-than or fewer-than and enter a number. Clear out the posts nobody saw, or retire a viral one that no longer represents you.

5

Deletion cap

Set a maximum number of posts for the run, or leave it open to delete everything that matches. Capping a large cleanup into smaller sessions is the safer pattern.

Pricing

Start free, go unlimited for $12

Free

$0

  • 15 bulk tweet deletions a month
  • 15 unlikes, 15 unfollows, and the AI tools with 20 credits included

Professional

$12/month

  • Unlimited tweet deletions, unlikes, and unfollows
  • 250 AI credits

Agency

$29/month

  • Every bulk action unlimited
  • 5 X accounts for scheduling
  • 700 AI credits

Elite

$49/month

  • Every bulk action unlimited
  • Unlimited X accounts for scheduling
  • 1,500 AI credits

Account safety

Why we delete at a human pace

X rate-limits deletions and watches for bot-like bursts of activity. A tool that wipes thousands of posts in one rapid volley is exactly what gets an account restricted, sometimes suspended. So TweetStorm deletes the way a person would: one post at a time, with a small random pause between each, scrolling your profile as it goes.

Rapid burst!rate-limit flagHuman-paced run

That makes a big cleanup slower than the "instant wipe" some tools promise, and it is the deliberate trade. Your account's standing is worth more than a faster progress bar. For very large runs, cap each session with the deletion limit and take breaks between sessions; two runs of five hundred are gentler on your account than one run of a thousand.

Use cases

Three moments people clean house

Before a job hunt or public role

Recruiters read timelines. Delete old tweets and joke replies by date range before they do, and keep the posts that show your work.

Compliance and legal cleanups

When counsel says certain topics must go, keyword filters remove every post that mentions them, with the run log as your record of what went.

Rebrands and fresh starts

Pivoting the account to a new niche? Clear the old campaign posts and low-engagement clutter so new followers see the account you run now, not the one you used to.

Frequently asked questions

Install the TweetStorm extension, connect it with your free account’s API key, choose Mass Tweet Deletion, leave the filters empty, and press Start. The run deletes every tweet on your profile one by one, at a pace that keeps your account safe, with a live count as it works.

Yes. TweetStorm’s free plan includes 15 bulk deletions a month with no credit card. For a full timeline wipe, the Professional plan makes deletions unlimited at $12/month. Free or paid, every run is paced the same way to respect X’s rate limits.

There is no cap on how far back the extension can reach: it scrolls your profile and deletes everything that matches, with no archive upload needed. Large cleanups take time because deletion is deliberately paced, so split very big runs into a few capped sessions.

Yes. The type filter covers original tweets, replies, and retweets, in any combination or all at once. Removing a retweet only takes the repost off your profile; the original author’s post is untouched.

No. The extension deletes inside your own browser, where you are already logged in to X. You never enter your X password anywhere on TweetStorm, and no OAuth connection is created. Your TweetStorm account only tracks your monthly usage.

Deleting your own posts is allowed; what X flags is bot-like speed. TweetStorm spaces every deletion at human-like intervals with random delays specifically to stay inside X’s rate limits. For extra caution on huge cleanups, use the deletion cap and run smaller batches.

No. Deletion is permanent, on X and everywhere else. If you might want your history later, request your X data archive from X’s settings before you run the cleanup, then delete with a copy safely downloaded.

Set the start and end dates to bound the period, or list words in the keyword filters: all of them, any of them, or an exact phrase. Filters combine, so “every reply from 2021 containing my old startup’s name” is one run.

Because the extension deletes one post at a time with small pauses, mimicking a person. That pacing is what keeps X’s automated defenses away from your account. Leave the run’s tab open and let it work; you can use other tabs meanwhile.

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Fifteen free deletions a month, filters that spare what matters, and a cleanup that never asks for your password.

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