01
Preview the full scope
Run a broad preview so you can inspect the count and sample before deciding whether to proceed.
Delete all tweets
Delete all tweets with a preview first
A full tweet reset is a high-risk action. DeleteX supports broad cleanup, but still puts a preview, count, and explicit confirmation step between setup and permanent deletion.
Trial scans inspect up to 25 items, including filtered-out items. Counts cover the scanned items, not your whole account. Paid previews show a matched count and up to 20 samples. Nothing is deleted until you explicitly confirm. See pricing and trial terms.
02
Add archive IDs if needed
For accounts with older history, use an X archive so older posts can be included in the deletion workflow.
03
Delete deliberately
Type the final confirmation only after you understand what will be removed and whether the run is capped by your plan.
Next steps
Go deeper on delete all tweets
These guides explain how to plan a cleanup, avoid accidental deletion, and use previews, filters, archives, and logs.
FAQ
Common questions about delete all tweets
Can I really delete all my tweets at once?+
Yes, within your plan limits. A broad preview shows the expected count first, and archive upload can extend the run to history beyond recent API results.
Should I download my archive before deleting all tweets?+
It is strongly recommended. Your X archive is both a personal backup and the source of older tweet IDs for deeper cleanup.
Can I undo a full tweet reset?+
No. Deletion through X's official API is permanent, which is why DeleteX requires a preview and explicit confirmation before starting.