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Choose the right cleanup path
Start with the exact history you want to remove, such as posts, likes, reposts, replies, or older archive-based tweet IDs.
Delete X history
Some people search for delete X when they really mean different jobs: deleting posts, clearing likes, removing reposts, or wiping old replies while keeping the account itself. DeleteX separates those workflows so you can choose the exact history you want to clean.
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Start with the exact history you want to remove, such as posts, likes, reposts, replies, or older archive-based tweet IDs.
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DeleteX shows the count, target, and sample items before destructive cleanup so you can verify the scope deliberately.
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Use the workflow-specific confirmation step once the preview matches your intent, then track the result in your activity log.
Next steps
These guides explain how to plan a cleanup, avoid accidental deletion, and use previews, filters, archives, and logs.
FAQ
Yes. Each content type has its own cleanup workflow with a separate preview, so posts, replies, reposts, likes, and DMs can be reviewed and removed independently.
Yes. DeleteX uses X's official API, so a confirmed deletion is as permanent as deleting on X itself. Every run shows a count and sample before you confirm.
No. DeleteX connects through X OAuth, requests only the scopes needed for cleanup, and you can revoke access from your X settings at any time.