X Followers and Following Exporter: CSV/JSON/XLSX List Research

Export accessible X followers or following to CSV/JSON/XLSX for profile filtering, list checks and research snapshots.

Export X followers or following to tables for list research and snapshot archiving Save the followers or following of one X account that your current browser session can access as CSV, JSON or XLSX. Keep account IDs, usernames, bios, counts and profile links together instead of copying profiles one by one. Sort, filter, annotate and archive the file, then follow profile links to check accounts. It records the list fragment actually obtained this time; reaching your chosen row count does not mean the full count shown on the profile has been exported. What you can export - Ordinary followers or following of one X/Twitter account. - Choose 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 or 1000 rows. Defaults: followers, 50 rows, CSV. - CSV, JSON and XLSX share the same 21 columns. - See confirmed rows, target and task status; deduplicate by account ID. - Pause, resume, stop and download retained results again from local history. When stopped, existing rows can be saved as a partial file. What you can do with it Organize account information Filter by bio, location or counts returned by the platform. Add spreadsheet notes to accounts to check further, and open profile links for current information. Stable account IDs let you link later notes to the same account. Save research snapshots Save files on different dates using the same target, list type and row count. Compare by account ID and note the accessible source range and chosen count. Differences between fragments do not establish changes in the entire audience. Hand over lists Share checked files with colleagues or subsequent spreadsheet workflows, retaining usernames and profile links for manual review. The extension reads and exports lists; users handle filtering decisions and later contact. How to use 1. Open the account profile, followers page or following page in an X tab where you are signed in and can access the target. 2. Open the panel from the toolbar or the page's list button; confirm the target and list type. 3. Select rows, format and request interval, then start and follow progress. 4. Open the file after the browser confirms the download. Use local history to download retained files again. What you get All three formats use the same column order. - User ID: account identifier for deduplication and linking. - Name: display name; blank when not returned. - Username: handle used to identify the account and construct its profile link. - Bio: account biography; blank when not returned. - Tweets Count: post count returned by the platform; blank when missing. - Followers Count: follower count returned by the platform; blank when missing. - Following Count: following count returned by the platform; blank when missing. - Favourites Count: favourites count returned by the platform; blank when missing. - Media Count: media count; blank when unavailable on the followers REST path. - Professional: professional category; blank on the followers path or when not returned. - Location: location text; blank when missing. No coordinates are inferred. - Website: website link supplied by the platform; blank when missing. - Verified: mapped verification boolean; a missing value maps to false and does not establish that the account is unverified. - Is Blue Verified: blue-check mapping; fixed false on the followers path, so it does not establish actual blue-check status. - Verified Type: verification type; blank when missing. - Protected: protected-account flag; missing maps to false, which is not explicit access authorization. - Can DM: messaging permission returned by the platform; blank on the followers path or when unknown. It does not mean the extension can send messages. - Created At: account creation time; blank when missing, with invalid date values retained as received. - Profile URL: profile link constructed from the username. - Avatar URL: avatar link returned by the platform; blank when missing. - Profile Banner URL: banner link returned by the platform; blank when missing. The two lists use different platform interfaces, so available information differs. Interpret blanks and default booleans as described above. The extension does not fill in email addresses, phone numbers or complete user dossiers. Pacing, stopping and resuming Pages are read serially, waiting for the greater of your selected interval and the platform minimum. Follower requests usually wait at least 60 seconds; following requests usually wait 5–10 seconds. Rate limits may extend this. Pausing retains confirmed rows and progress; closing the panel does not stop the task. For sign-in, verification, permission or page changes, follow the panel's instructions in the target tab. Retryable network, service or rate-limit errors follow the waiting strategy. If the task cannot continue, actual results are retained; a stalled cursor or unknown structure is not treated as a complete list. Privacy and local processing This version has no Web Tidy membership account flow and uses the target site's browser session. It does not request the Chrome cookies permission, but reads session values needed for requests within the target page. These values are not export fields or task history. Tasks, lists and the latest 20 history entries are stored locally in the extension; downloaded files are saved in the browser's download location. Important limitations Supports ordinary followers and following, without a separate verified-followers mode, posts, direct messages or account actions. It reads only lists your session is allowed to access, without bypassing private accounts, verification or restrictions. The row limit is a task target, not a promise to obtain the entire displayed list. History supports downloading files again, not automatic monitoring, unfollow alerts or automatic relationship analysis. Web Tidy has no official affiliation, endorsement or sponsorship from X Corp.