Why do it
Reach your first tweetsPosts from your early years are often the ones you most want gone.
Filter the full historyDate, keyword and type filters apply to every tweet in the archive.
Your archive stays with youThe extension reads the zip in your browser. It is never sent to us.
With the Chrome extension
- On X, go to Settings › Your account › Download an archive of your data and request it.
- When X tells you it's ready, download the zip file.
- In the X Cleaner panel on x.com, import the archive (Pro). It is read locally in your browser.
- Filter by date, keyword or type, check the selection, then delete.
With X Cleaner Cloud
- Request and download your archive from X the same way.
- Sign in to X Cleaner Cloud with X and import the archive.
- Choose what to delete: by type, date or words.
- Confirm: the cleanup runs on our servers, with no credits spent on reading tweets.
Good to know
X can take a while to prepare your archive, so request it before you need it. Archive import is part of Pro in the extension.
Questions
How do I download my X archive?
On X, go to Settings › Your account › Download an archive of your data. X prepares the file and lets you know when it's ready, which can take a while.
Why can't I see tweets older than 3,200?
X only lists your ~3,200 most recent tweets, on your profile and through its API. The archive contains your full history, so X Cleaner can reach the older ones.
Is my archive uploaded to your servers?
Not with the extension: the zip is read in your browser and never sent. Our server only receives your X ID and deletion counters.
Does X Cleaner Cloud support archive import?
Yes. In the Cloud, importing the archive also avoids the half credit charged to read each tweet before filtering it.
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