Threads Follower Exporter: CSV/JSON/XLSX List Checks & Snapshots

Export accessible Threads followers or following to CSV/JSON/XLSX for table review and list snapshots; request up to 1000 rows.

Export a Threads follower or following list to downloadable CSV, JSON or XLSX files. Keep account identifiers, biographies and profile links for spreadsheet checks, organizing accounts you follow and saving a list snapshot. Export coverage depends on what the site actually returns to your current browser session. The selected row count is a request target, not a guarantee of the full number shown on a profile. What you can export • Choose the follower or following list of one Threads user. • Enter a username or Threads profile link. Posts, search results and links to other websites are outside the supported input scope. • Defaults: followers, 50 rows, CSV. Choose 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 or 1000 rows. These are request limits; different accounts may return different amounts. • CSV, JSON and XLSX share the same 10 fields. Use CSV to view a table, XLSX to continue organizing a workbook, or JSON for your own processing. • Set a request interval, pause and resume. Stopping retains valid records already collected so you can download partial results. • Keep up to 20 history entries and download saved results again. Downloading a history file does not fetch the current list again. What you can do with it • Check usernames and profile links: find accounts in a spreadsheet and use account identifiers to reduce confusion between similar names. • Organize accounts you follow: manually filter names, biographies and profile links to build a list for further review. • Save list snapshots: export at different times and compare added or missing records in your spreadsheet. The extension does not automatically determine relationship changes, profile accounts or score them. How to use 1. Open Threads in the current browser and confirm that the target user's follower or following list is accessible. Opening a profile or seeing a count does not mean the entire list is available. 2. Open the extension, enter the username or profile link, and choose followers or following. 3. Choose the row count, format and interval, then start exporting. Pause if needed; check that the site is still accessible before resuming. 4. Download existing results when the task finishes or stops. Check the actual record count and missing values before organizing the table; requested rows are not necessarily retrieved rows. What you get Fields appear in actual export order. Available information depends on the site's response. • User ID: account identifier for deduplication and checks across snapshots. • Username: username for locating an account and checking the target. • Full name: display name for reading and manual searching; blank if not returned. • Biography: public account description; blank if not returned, without inferred additions. • Followers: follower count returned by the site; blank if missing. It is not the number of rows available to export. • Following: following count returned by the site; blank if missing, without guaranteeing a complete list. • Verified: returned verification flag. Missing flags currently become false, so false does not necessarily mean the site explicitly confirmed an unverified account. • Private: returned privacy flag. Missing flags also become false, so false does not prove that an account is publicly accessible. • Profile URL: profile address generated from the username, for returning to Threads. The extension has not individually verified every page. • Avatar URL: avatar link returned by the site; blank if missing. The export contains a link, not an image file. Pacing, stopping and recovery Choose intervals of 1–5, 8–10, 10–12 or 12–15 seconds. Actual execution still respects the site's and extension's minimum waits. Interval selection does not increase access rights or guarantee avoiding rate limits. Closing the popup does not stop a task; use Stop to end it. Rate limits or access errors may make the task wait or stop while retaining valid results. Check that the target list opens normally before resuming. History files reflect their collection time, not a live list. Privacy and local processing This trial does not require a WebTidy account, but it depends on the current Threads browser session and actual access rights. Website request templates and session information stay in the target page's runtime memory; they are not written to extension tasks or history. Lists, task settings and pagination progress are stored in local IndexedDB for one current task and the most recent 20 history entries, without automatic expiry by date. Clearing the current task does not delete all history. Files are generated locally and handed to the browser to save. Delete downloaded files yourself in the download folder when needed. The current trial has no membership service, telemetry or cloud upload configured, and loads no remotely executable code. It does read lists returned by the site and process task data; use it within your permitted access. Important limits In this round, a following list of 200 rows was retrieved and downloaded as CSV. Follower lists returned only 50 rows, with no next-page information in either the website or extension; more rows cannot currently be guaranteed. A higher profile count does not mean the full list will be returned. This 50-row limit was not caused by being logged out; signing in again is not evidence that pagination is resolved. Information not returned by the site may be blank. Export is not guaranteed for private, restricted or inaccessible lists. Changes in site ordering, visibility or page mechanisms may reduce results or interrupt tasks. This is currently a free trial; permanent free access is not promised. 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