X Replies Scraper - Twitter Exporter

Fetch every reply to any X (Twitter) post and export them to CSV or JSON. Powered by the FetchLayer API.

Turn any X (formerly Twitter) post into clean, structured reply data in seconds. X Replies Scraper - Twitter Exporter makes it easy to collect replies and nested conversations from X posts without writing code, configuring the X API, or maintaining your own scraper. Just open an X post, launch the extension, choose how many pages and reply levels you want to fetch, and click Get Replies. Your results are displayed directly inside the extension in a clean, easy-to-read format and can be exported as CSV or JSON whenever you need them. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Scrape replies from public X / Twitter posts • Automatically detect the post you’re viewing • Collect replies and nested conversation threads • Choose how many pages of replies to fetch • Control reply depth • Preview results directly inside the extension • Export X replies to CSV • Export structured Twitter reply data as JSON • Reopen previous scrapes from your history • Use the extension as a popup or side panel • Connect X reply data to Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and other MCP-compatible AI tools SIMPLE ENOUGH FOR ANYONE You don’t need to understand the X API, write scripts, configure proxies, or manage scraping infrastructure. Open the post you want, choose how much data to collect, and let the extension handle the rest. It’s designed for marketers, founders, researchers, analysts, social media teams, developers, and anyone who simply needs X replies in a usable format. USEFUL FOR • Audience research • Customer research • Sentiment analysis • Social listening • Market research • Competitor research • Lead discovery • Content research • Community analysis • Conversation analysis • Brand monitoring • Academic and qualitative research • Building datasets • AI and LLM workflows • Exporting X / Twitter replies into spreadsheets UNDERSTAND THE CONVERSATION AROUND ANY POST Replies often contain the most useful part of a social media conversation. Collect replies from posts to discover what people think, identify recurring questions or complaints, analyze sentiment, find potential customers, research communities, and understand how audiences respond to a topic. Export the data and analyze it in Excel, Google Sheets, your preferred research tools, or an AI workflow. CSV AND JSON EXPORTS Export your results in the format that works best for you. Use CSV when you want to analyze X replies in Excel, Google Sheets, reporting tools, or other spreadsheet workflows. Use JSON when you need structured Twitter data for development, automation, AI agents, research pipelines, dashboards, or custom applications. BUILT FOR AI WORKFLOWS TOO Want to use X data directly inside your AI tools? The extension can connect with MCP-compatible clients including Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and others. This lets your AI workflows access X reply data without manually copying conversations, exporting files, or building custom integrations. SAVED HISTORY Previous scrapes are kept in your extension history so you can quickly reopen past X threads and continue working with your results. This is useful for repeat research, social monitoring, competitor analysis, and returning to previous conversations. FLEXIBLE WORKFLOW Choose whether the extension opens as a popup or in Chrome’s side panel. Side panel mode lets you keep the X post visible while working with the scraper, while popup mode provides a quick and compact workflow. POWERED BY FETCHLAYER.DEV X Replies Scraper - Twitter Exporter uses FetchLayer to retrieve structured X / Twitter data reliably. FetchLayer is a social media scraping API for developers, AI agents, researchers, marketers, and teams that need structured data from X, Reddit, YouTube, and other platforms without maintaining scrapers, proxies, or scraping infrastructure. If you need X data programmatically, FetchLayer also provides an X / Twitter Scraper API for retrieving structured posts and replies as JSON, with simple API access and MCP support for AI tools such as Claude and Cursor. A FetchLayer account is required to run scrapes. Sign-in and billing are handled securely through FetchLayer. No coding or API configuration is required to use the Chrome extension. Learn more at fetchlayer.dev