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Define what old means
Choose a date cutoff such as posts older than 90 days, one year, or before a specific life or career event.
Delete old tweets
Old tweets can resurface years later, but deleting them manually is slow and error-prone. DeleteX helps you target older X/Twitter history by date, filters, or archive IDs before confirming 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.
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Choose a date cutoff such as posts older than 90 days, one year, or before a specific life or career event.
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If older tweets do not appear through recent API results, upload your X archive so deletion can work from tweet IDs.
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Use the preview count and samples to confirm the run matches your intent before starting permanent deletion.
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You can limit a run to one year (2014, or everything before 2020). Set the date range to that year’s start and end, preview the match count, then confirm. Safer than “delete all” when you only want one era gone.
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Pick a cutoff (older than 30 days, older than a year, or a calendar date). Preview the count and samples first. Upload your X archive if the cutoff is older than the recent ~3,200 post window.
Next steps
These guides explain how to plan a cleanup, avoid accidental deletion, and use previews, filters, archives, and logs.
FAQ
Yes. Date filters are designed for cleanup before a cutoff date, after a date, or inside a selected range.
Usually yes. Date ranges are easier to verify in preview, while keyword filters need more careful review for context.
Yes. Archive upload can provide tweet IDs for older history that normal recent timeline results may not expose.
Yes. Use a date range for that year, preview the matches, then confirm. For years older than the recent API window, upload your X archive so those IDs are included.
Yes. Set a cutoff date, preview, then confirm. Deletion is permanent.