X (Twitter) Mass Unfollow Tool - Bulk Following Cleaner

X/Twitter unfollow manager with bulk unfollow, non-followers cleaner, smart filters, safety limits, analytics & CSV export

Unfollow hundreds of accounts on X without clicking hundreds of times. Unfollow Console is a bulk unfollow and mass unfollow extension for X, formerly Twitter. It reads your following list, works out who never followed you back, and unfollows them at a human pace while you get on with something else. Start a session, switch tabs, minimise Chrome — it keeps going. Free. No login. No API key. It works on the X session you are already signed into, right in your browser. ═══════════════════════════════ WHAT IT DOES ═══════════════════════════════ Open your Following list, pick a mode, press start. The extension works down the list on its own: it loads accounts, checks each one against your filters, and unfollows the ones that qualify. When X stops serving more of your list, it reloads the page and carries on until there is nobody left to remove or you tell it to stop. That last part matters. Most unfollow tools quit after twenty or thirty accounts, because X only sends part of your list per page load and recycles rows out of the page as you scroll — so tools watching the page height think the list has ended. This one tracks the accounts it has actually seen, and fetches the rest. ═══════════════════════════════ SIX WAYS TO CLEAN YOUR LIST ═══════════════════════════════ ▸ UNFOLLOW NON-FOLLOWERS One click targets only accounts that never followed you back, leaving every mutual untouched. This is the mode most people want: it raises your follower-to-following ratio without costing you a real connection. ▸ UNFOLLOW ALL Clears your entire following list, still subject to whatever filters you have switched on. For a genuine fresh start. ▸ PREVIEW ONLY Walks the list and shows you exactly who matches your filters without unfollowing anyone. Export the result and check it before you commit. Worth running once whenever you change your settings. ▸ FULL LIST SCAN Reads your entire following list in one pass — typically under a minute, instead of hours of scrolling — and reports exact numbers: accounts you follow, mutuals, and non-followers. Each non-follower comes with follower count, post count, verified and protected status, and bio. Export the lot to CSV. A scan is strictly read only; it never unfollows anybody. ▸ UNFOLLOW FROM A LIST Import a CSV and the extension works through it, visiting each profile and unfollowing at your normal pacing. Load scan results in with one click, or bring your own spreadsheet — handles, @handles and profile links all work. Accounts already unfollowed are detected and skipped, so re-running an old list is harmless. ▸ LOW-SCORE CLEANUP If you use the Moni extension, this mode reads the score shown beside each account and removes only those below a threshold you set. Useful for clearing low-quality and inactive follows without going through them by hand. ═══════════════════════════════ PROTECT THE ACCOUNTS YOU CARE ABOUT ═══════════════════════════════ Filters run before every single action, so nothing you want to keep gets caught in a sweep: - Skip anyone who follows you back - Skip verified and blue-check accounts - Skip private and protected accounts - Protect accounts by keyword — add words like "team", "client" or "partner" and any account whose name or bio contains one is left alone - Whitelist specific handles by name - Keep verified accounts protected even in low-score mode Not sure a filter does what you expect? Run Preview and see the exact list before anything happens. ═══════════════════════════════ PACED LIKE A PERSON, NOT A SCRIPT ═══════════════════════════════ Bursts of activity are what get accounts limited. This is deliberately unhurried: - A random delay between every action, in a range you choose - Human pacing — an occasional much longer pause, so the rhythm is never machine-regular - An automatic cooldown after each batch - Rolling daily and 15-minute budgets - A per-session cap and a session time limit Every one of those numbers is yours. Set any limit to 0 and there is no cap — the run is governed by your pacing instead. You still get a warning as a day's volume passes 400, 700, 1000 and 1500 actions, since those are where X has historically started limiting accounts. It warns; it does not stop you. What does stop the run is X itself. If a verification prompt appears, or several actions fail in a row, or X returns an explicit rate limit, the session ends and refuses to restart for 45 minutes. That is not a limit we invented — it is X telling you it has noticed, and pushing through it is how a temporary restriction becomes a locked account. ═══════════════════════════════ IT KEEPS RUNNING WHEN YOU LOOK AWAY ═══════════════════════════════ Start a session and switch tabs, open another window, or minimise Chrome. It continues. All waiting is handled by a background worker that Chrome does not throttle, so the delays stay accurate even in a hidden tab. Chrome can still discard a backgrounded tab to reclaim memory, and no extension can prevent that. So the session is written to storage as it runs and picked back up when the page returns, with a watchdog that checks once a minute whether a run has gone quiet. Close the popup, come back hours later, find it still working. Continuous mode, on by default, means the run never ends by itself: when the list runs dry it waits, reloads and sweeps again, and when a limit is reached it rests until the limit clears. It stops when you press Stop. ═══════════════════════════════ OPEN IT IN THE SIDEBAR ═══════════════════════════════ The console runs in Chrome's side panel as well as the toolbar popup. That matters for long sessions: the run reloads the page periodically to fetch more accounts, and a popup closes every time. The sidebar does not — keep it open and watch the whole run, with a Stop button that stays reachable. ═══════════════════════════════ SEE WHAT HAPPENED ═══════════════════════════════ - A live toolbar badge that changes colour with session state - Accounts removed, rate per minute, elapsed time, and a countdown to the next action - Every unfollowed account logged locally with handle, profile link and timestamp - One-click CSV export of the archive, handy if you ever need to re-follow someone - A lifetime counter, built-in diagnostics, and a stop report that says exactly why a session ended Pause, resume and stop are one click at any point. There is a keyboard shortcut too — Alt+Shift+S stops everything immediately from any tab. ═══════════════════════════════ WHO USES IT ═══════════════════════════════ Creators and KOLs tightening their follower-to-following ratio. Social media managers running several accounts. Marketers clearing ghost follows, bots and spam accounts. And anyone who followed a few thousand people over the years and wants the list to look like something they chose. Works the same at 300 accounts or 30,000. ═══════════════════════════════ PRIVACY AND ADS ═══════════════════════════════ - No login, no password, no API key. It uses the X session you are already signed into. - Your unfollow history and scan results stay on your device, in local browser storage. They are never uploaded. - It sends anonymous usage statistics — a random install identifier and action counts — to catch bugs and monitor reliability. No X usernames, no profile content, no browsing history, no personal information. - It shows one small sponsored message at the bottom of its own panel, which keeps it free. That appears only inside the extension's popup and sidebar, never on x.com or any other site, and no browsing data is used to select it. - Full privacy policy: https://github.com/fr-ost/X-Mass-Unfollow-Elite/blob/main/PRIVACY_POLICY.md ═══════════════════════════════ HOW TO USE IT ═══════════════════════════════ 1. Install the extension 2. Open your own Following list at x.com/yourhandle/following 3. Click the extension icon, or open it in the sidebar 4. Set your filters and delays in Settings 5. Run Preview or Full List Scan to see who matches 6. Pick Unfollow Non-Followers, Unfollow All, or import a list 7. Switch tabs or minimise Chrome and let it work A built-in handbook covers all of this — open Tutorial from the console footer. ═══════════════════════════════ SETTINGS ═══════════════════════════════ Minimum and maximum delay — random wait between actions. 20 to 45 seconds is sensible. Daily budget, short-term budget, max unfollows per session, session time limit — your four caps. Set any to 0 for no limit. Cooldown after N actions — a longer rest after each batch. Continuous mode — never end the run automatically; reload and sweep again when the list empties. Skip follows me, Skip verified, Skip protected — the protection toggles. Keyword protection and whitelist — protect accounts by word, or by handle. Low-score threshold — the Moni score below which an account is removed. Stop when X shows a challenge — ends the session on a verification prompt. Leave this on. Irregular pacing, sound alerts, re-scan interval — the finer controls. ═══════════════════════════════ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ═══════════════════════════════ How do I unfollow everyone on X? Open your Following list, click the extension, choose Unfollow All. Turn off any filters you do not want first, or it will skip protected accounts. How do I see who doesn't follow me back on X? Run Full List Scan. It reads your whole following list and gives you exact totals plus an exportable list of every non-follower, without unfollowing anyone. Is this a free unfollow tool? Yes. No subscription, no account, no paid tier. A single small sponsored message inside the extension covers its costs. Does it keep running when I switch tabs? Yes, that is the point of it. Keep the X tab open — it can be in the background and Chrome can be minimised. Why do other unfollow extensions stop after 20 or 30 accounts? X only serves part of your following list per page load and removes rows from the page as you scroll. Tools that measure the page height conclude the list has ended. This one tracks accounts it has actually seen and reloads to fetch the rest. How many accounts can I unfollow per day? You decide, but slower is safer. Roughly 400 actions a day is the usual ceiling on a free account and 1,000 on Premium, and accounts staying well under those almost never get flagged. Will bulk unfollowing get my account restricted? No tool can promise it will not. Random delays, cooldowns and automatic halts keep activity in a normal range, and the session stops by itself if X shows a verification prompt. Use conservative settings on a newer account, and do not run several cleanup tools at once. Can I unfollow from a spreadsheet? Yes. Import a CSV of handles or profile links and the extension works through it, visiting each profile at your normal pacing. Does it work on twitter.com as well as x.com? Yes, both. What happens if I close the tab mid-run? The session is saved as it goes. Reopen your Following list and it picks up where it stopped, without acting on anyone twice.