Delete retweets

Delete retweets and reposts on X/Twitter

Retweets are now called reposts on X, but many people still search for retweet cleanup. DeleteX separates repost cleanup from original posts so you can remove shared content without touching everything else.

01

Select repost cleanup

Choose the repost or quote-post target instead of starting with a broad all-posts cleanup.

02

Filter older shares

Use date ranges to focus on old retweets or reposts from a campaign, season, or previous account era.

03

Preview and confirm

Review the preview count and samples, then confirm only when the repost cleanup scope is correct.

Next steps

Go deeper on delete retweets

These guides explain how to plan a cleanup, avoid accidental deletion, and use previews, filters, archives, and logs.

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FAQ

Common questions about delete retweets

Are retweets the same as reposts?+

For cleanup intent, yes. X now uses repost language, while many users still search for retweets.

Can I delete reposts without deleting original posts?+

Yes. DeleteX separates cleanup targets so reposts can be reviewed apart from original posts and replies.

Do reposts count toward the free deletion limit?+

Yes. The free plan includes 100 combined post, reply, and repost deletions per month.