Postwash - Delete Tweets, Likes & Reposts for X

Clean your X account: delete posts, replies, reposts, likes and bookmarks. Preview first, backup, every deletion verified.

Delete tweets in bulk from your X account: preview first, back up, and see proof that every single one is gone. X gives you no way to clear your account in one go. Removing old posts means opening each one, tapping the menu, confirming, and starting over. For hundreds or thousands of posts that is days of clicking, and likes and bookmarks have no bulk option at all. Postwash is a tweet deleter that does this work for you, safely, from the browser you already use. It works through the X session that is open in Chrome, reads your list, shows you what it found, and removes only what you approve. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the popup and sign in with your Google account. Postwash never asks for your X password. 2. Choose what to clean and, if you like, narrow it down with filters. 3. Press Scan. Postwash reads your list from X in small steps. Nothing is deleted at this stage, and you can close the page while the scan keeps going. 4. Review the list. Every item is shown with its date, its text and its engagement. Untick what you want to keep, or protect it for good. 5. Confirm. Postwash saves a backup file first, then deletes at a gentle pace and checks every result with X. WHAT YOU CAN CLEAN • Posts: your own posts and quote posts, so you can clear old tweets by date or by keyword. • Replies: the replies you wrote under other people's posts. • Reposts (retweets): only your repost is removed, the original stays with its author. • Likes: unlike posts in bulk. The posts themselves stay on X. • Bookmarks: empty your saved posts in one run. FILTERS THAT KEEP WHAT MATTERS • Date: older than 30 days, 90 days, 6 months or 1 year, or a date range of your own. • Words: select only posts that contain certain words, or never touch posts that contain others. • Engagement: keep your popular posts by setting a maximum number of likes or views. • Media: posts with media, text only, or both. • Keep your pinned post, and build a protected list of posts that are never deleted, whatever the filters say. EVERY DELETION IS CHECKED X can answer "success" even when something went wrong, and deleting the same post twice looks identical. So Postwash asks X again after each deletion and counts it only when the post is really gone. The result is sorted into three numbers: deleted (verified), already gone, and failed, with the reason for each failure. You always know the truth about your account. BACKUP FIRST, DELETE SECOND Before anything is removed, Postwash saves a file in your Downloads folder with the text and details of everything about to go, as CSV or JSON. If the backup cannot be saved, nothing is deleted. CLEAR YOUR WHOLE HISTORY WITH THE X ARCHIVE X lists only around the latest 3,000 posts of a profile and limits how fast lists can be read. If your account is older than that, import your X data archive instead: drop tweets.js and like.js into Postwash and it deletes by ID, skipping the listing completely. The files are read on your computer and never uploaded. AUTO DELETE ON A SCHEDULE Set a daily or weekly cleanup, for example posts older than 30 days every week, and Postwash keeps your account tidy on its own. It runs only while Chrome is open; a run that came due while Chrome was closed starts when you open Chrome again. Every scheduled run saves a backup first and is written to the activity log. WHAT YOU CONTROL • Nothing is deleted until you confirm. • Pick a gentle, balanced or fast pace. Random pauses sit between deletions, on top of X's own limits. • Set a daily cap and spread a large cleanup over several days. • Pause, resume or stop at any moment. If Chrome is closed in the middle of a cleanup, it waits for you to press Resume. • Read the activity log in the dashboard and export it as a CSV file: time, post ID, text and result. WHEN THINGS GO WRONG • X allows a fixed number of requests per 15 minutes. Postwash watches X's own counter, slows down before it runs out, waits for the window to reset and then carries on by itself. • If X pushes back, for example with a daily limit or an automation warning, the cleanup stops by itself and tells you why instead of forcing its way through. • An item that fails stays on the list with its reason, so you can retry just those. BEFORE YOU START • Deleting a post cannot be undone. The backup keeps its text, but a deleted post cannot be restored to X. • Postwash cleans the account you are logged in to on x.com, so log in there first. • Big cleanups take time because X limits how fast deletions can run. Do them in several sessions if you prefer. PRIVACY • Your X password is never requested. Postwash uses the session already open in your browser. • It talks to x.com only. Your posts and cookies are never sent anywhere. • Google sign-in shares just your name, email address and profile photo. • Your history and settings stay on your device. The interface is available in more than 50 languages. Postwash is an independent extension. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any way officially connected to X Corp., or any of its subsidiaries or affiliates. "X", "Twitter", "Tweet" and related names, marks and logos are trademarks of their respective owners and appear here only to describe what this extension works with.