Pricing

from $0.20 / 1,000 tweet results

All-in-One X/Twitter Scraper

X/Twitter scraper — 10 modes: tweets, profiles, followers, comments, timelines, lists, search & more. From $0.09/1K — up to 90% cheaper than alternatives. Premium residential proxy (~95% success rate). apidojo-compatible output. MCP-ready for AI agents.

Pricing

from $0.20 / 1,000 tweet results

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Japi Cricket

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Scrape Mode

scrapeMode

Required

Choose which X/Twitter scraper to run.

Type:string

Default:x-post-scraper

Options:

x-post-scraperx-profile-scraperx-search-scraperx-hashtag-scraperx-timeline-scraperx-follower-scraperx-following-scraperx-comment-scraperx-list-scraperx-data-extractorx-scraperx-user-search-scraper

Start URLs

startUrls

Optional

X/Twitter URLs — automatically detects if tweet URL or profile URL and routes to the right scraper. Supports: tweet URLs (x.com/user/status/123), profile URLs (x.com/username), search URLs, list URLs.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

Search Queries

searchQueries

Optional

X/Twitter search queries using advanced search syntax. Supports: keywords, #hashtags, from:user, to:user, since:YYYY-MM-DD, until:YYYY-MM-DD, lang:xx, filter:media, filter:images, filter:videos, min_retweets:N, min_faves:N, -filter:retweets, conversation_id:ID. Used by: x-search-scraper, x-hashtag-scraper.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

Profiles / Handles

profiles

Optional

X/Twitter handles, @usernames, or profile URLs. Duplicates removed. Used by: x-profile-scraper, x-timeline-scraper, x-follower-scraper, x-following-scraper. Note: 'twitterHandles' is the preferred field name; 'profiles' is kept for backward compatibility.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

Twitter Handles

twitterHandles

Optional

X/Twitter handles to scrape. This is the preferred field name for usernames. Same as 'profiles' field (both are read). Used by: x-profile-scraper, x-timeline-scraper, x-follower-scraper, x-following-scraper.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

Tweet URLs

tweetURLs

Optional

X/Twitter post URLs or tweet IDs. Supports x.com and twitter.com URLs. Used by: x-post-scraper, x-comment-scraper, x-data-extractor.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

List URLs

listURLs

Optional

X/Twitter list URLs. Must use full URL format: https://x.com/i/lists/1234567890 (bare list IDs are not supported). Used by: x-list-scraper.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

Conversation IDs

conversationIds

Optional

Tweet/conversation IDs to scrape replies from. Adds 'conversation_id:' prefix to search queries automatically. Requires login cookies.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

Max Results

maxResults

Optional

Maximum results per query/profile/tweet. Controls how many tweets, followers, or comments to return per input item.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:5000

Default:100

Sort Order

sort

Optional

How to sort search results. 'Latest' for chronological, 'Top' for most relevant, 'Latest + Top' runs both and deduplicates.

Type:string

Default:Latest

Options:

LatestTopLatest + Top

Follower Mode

followerMode

Optional

Whether to scrape followers or following list. Applies to x-follower-scraper. For a dedicated following-list mode, use x-following-scraper instead.

Type:string

Default:followers

Options:

followersfollowing

Include Replies

includeReplies

Optional

Include reply tweets in profile timelines. Adds '-filter:replies' to queries when disabled.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Language Filter

languageFilter

Optional

Filter tweets by language code (ISO 639-1). Examples: en, es, fr, ja, de, pt, ar. Leave empty for all languages.

Type:string

Default:

Tweet Language (alias)

tweetLanguage

Optional

Alias for 'Language Filter'. Same as languageFilter — provided for compatibility with apidojo format. ISO 639-1 code.

Type:string

Default:

Start Date

start

Optional

Only return results after this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Only works with search queries. Adds 'since:' to search query automatically.

Type:string

Default:

End Date

end

Optional

Only return results before this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD. Only works with search queries. Adds 'until:' to search query automatically.

Type:string

Default:

Minimum Likes

minimumFavorites

Optional

Only return tweets with at least this many likes. Adds 'min_faves:' to search queries.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Minimum Retweets

minimumRetweets

Optional

Only return tweets with at least this many retweets. Adds 'min_retweets:' to search queries.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Minimum Replies

minimumReplies

Optional

Only return tweets with at least this many replies. Adds 'min_replies:' to search queries.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Include Search Terms

includeSearchTerms

Optional

If enabled, adds a 'searchTerm' field to each result showing which search query produced it.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Hydrate Full User (follower / following / user-search)

hydrateFullUser

Optional

OFF (default): follower, following, and user-search modes return X's list-endpoint user object — core identity + counts + bio, but without highlights_info / verification_info (X trims those fields on list endpoints). ON: after the list call, make a follow-up UserByScreenName request for each user in parallel to fill canHighlightTweets, verifiedSince, fuller professional data. Doubles the GraphQL call count for those three modes; use when you need Q10 fields on enumerated users. Off-by-default keeps pricing unchanged.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Output Fields (sparse)

fields

Optional

Optional allow-list of top-level output fields to keep on every result. Leave empty (default) to return the full object shape. Example: ["tweetId","text","likeCount","createdAt","author"]. Use this to shrink dataset payloads for Google Sheets / HubSpot / CSV integrations. The fields type, input, error, message are always preserved so error items are never truncated.

Type:string[]

Default:

[]

Cross-run response cache (24h TTL)

useCrossRunCache

Optional

Cache parsed tweets + profiles in a named KV store for 24 hours. When the same tweet URL or username is scraped again within the TTL, the cached result is returned without hitting X — lower cost, faster, and lighter load on your proxy pool. Great for polling integrations (e.g. hourly monitoring). The cache is per-actor and keyed by tweetId / handle; it is automatically bypassed for authenticated-only fields that require fresh data.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Ignore cross-run cache (bypass hits, still write)

ignoreCrossRunCache

Optional

When useCrossRunCache is on, force a MISS on every key for this run but still write fresh values back to the cache. Useful for debugging stale output without clearing the KV store manually.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Dry run — validate without scraping

dryRun

Optional

Parse inputs, check cookies, validate the GraphQL doc IDs, and exit WITHOUT making any network calls. Emits a single {type: 'dry-run', ...} item summarising what would have happened. Use for pre-production smoke tests and CI validation.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Completion webhook URL

completionWebhookUrl

Optional

When the run finishes, POST a JSON body {event, runId, actorId, datasetId, summary} to this URL. Non-blocking: webhook failures are logged but never fail the run. Great for Slack/Teams/n8n notifications without polling the Apify API.

Type:string

Default:

Only emit tweets/users newer than

onlyIfChangedSince

Optional

Two forms: (a) {since: 'ISO 8601 date'} — drops items with createdAt ≤ cutoff; (b) {dataset: 'DATASET_ID'} — loads all tweetIds + latest createdAt from a prior dataset and filters against that; (c) both (takes the newer of the two cutoffs). Cuts cost dramatically for hourly / daily polling integrations.

Type:object

Default:

{}

Bulk input CSV URL

inputCsv

Optional

Optional HTTPS URL of a CSV file; each non-empty row is routed into the matching input array based on its shape: tweet URLs → tweetURLs, profile URLs / @handles → profiles, everything else → searchQueries. Header row is auto-detected. Lets you bypass Apify's input-size limit when batching thousands of handles.

Type:string

Default:

Structured JSON logs

jsonLogs

Optional

Emit newline-delimited JSON log lines to stdout (one event per line) with fields {t, lvl, runId, actorId, build, message, ...extra}. Pipes straight into Cloudwatch / Datadog / Loki / any JSON-aware log sink. Default off — human-readable Apify text logs still appear in the console.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Per-input ledger in summary

emitPerInputLedger

Optional

When true, adds a perInput: [{input, status, itemsEmitted, errorCategory}] array to the run summary and to the KV store's summary key. Shows which of your inputs actually produced results and which failed — useful when batching 100s of handles. Capped at 500 entries to keep the summary small.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Only Verified Users

onlyVerifiedUsers

Optional

Only return tweets by verified users. Adds 'filter:verified' to search queries.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Only Twitter Blue

onlyTwitterBlue

Optional

Only return tweets by X Premium (Twitter Blue) subscribers. Adds 'filter:blue_verified' to search queries.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Only Images

onlyImage

Optional

Only return tweets with attached photos. Appends 'filter:images' to the query AND applies a client-side post-filter that drops tweets whose match was only a card thumbnail (e.g. YouTube embed previews). Strict: every returned item has at least one photo in its media array.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Only Videos

onlyVideo

Optional

Only return tweets with attached videos or GIFs. Appends 'filter:videos' to the query AND applies a client-side post-filter that drops tweets matching only via a video card (e.g. broadcast player links). Strict: every returned item has at least one video/GIF in its media array.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Only Quotes

onlyQuote

Optional

Only return tweets that are quote tweets. Adds 'filter:quote' to search queries.

Type:boolean

Default:false

From User

author

Optional

Only return tweets from this user. Adds 'from:' to search query. Enter handle without @.

Type:string

Default:

In Reply To

inReplyTo

Optional

Only return tweets that are replies to this user. Adds 'to:' to search query.

Type:string

Default:

Mentioning User

mentioning

Optional

Only return tweets mentioning this user. Adds '@' mention to search query.

Type:string

Default:

Geotagged Near

geotaggedNear

Optional

Only return tweets geotagged near this location. Example: 'San Francisco'. Adds 'near:' to search query.

Type:string

Default:

Within Radius

withinRadius

Optional

Maximum distance from geotagged location. Examples: '10km', '25mi'. Use with 'Geotagged Near'.

Type:string

Default:

Your X/Twitter cookies (REQUIRED for 7 of 12 modes)

loginCookies

Optional

Customer-supplied: paste your OWN X/Twitter cookies from a logged-in browser session. Format: 'auth_token=xxx; ct0=yyy'. Get them from DevTools → Application → Cookies → x.com — copy auth_token (HttpOnly) and ct0 into a single semicolon-separated string. Multi-cookie pool supported via ||| separator (e.g. 'auth_token=A; ct0=1|||auth_token=B; ct0=2') for hot-rotation across runs.

REQUIRED for: x-search-scraper, x-hashtag-scraper, x-timeline-scraper, x-follower-scraper, x-following-scraper, x-comment-scraper, x-list-scraper. Not needed for: x-post-scraper, x-profile-scraper, x-data-extractor.

Important: this actor does NOT include any X/Twitter cookies for customer runs. When a mode requires authentication, you must paste your own cookies into this field. There is no shared cookie pool, no built-in fallback, and no operator-side cookie injection — every authenticated run uses the cookies you provide, attributing the activity to your X account. (Operator daily-tests use the same loginCookies input field, with cookies passed by the daily-test orchestrator.)

Migration note (2026-05-08): the X_LOGIN_COOKIES environment-variable fallback has been removed. Earlier versions of this actor would silently fall back to the env var if loginCookies was empty; that path is closed for the customer-vs-operator cookie boundary.

Type:string

Custom Map Function

customMapFunction

Optional

JavaScript function to transform each result. Receives the result object and should return the transformed object. Example: (item) => ({ id: item.tweetId, text: item.text, likes: item.likeCount }). Not for filtering — return the object or it won't be saved.

Type:string

Default:

Resume From Dataset

resumeFromDataset

Optional

Dataset ID from a previous run to skip already-scraped items. Useful for resuming failed runs without duplicates.

Type:string

Default:

Proxy Tier

proxyTier

Optional

Choose your proxy setup. 'None' works for most requests. 'Residential (built-in)' routes all requests through Evomi residential IPs — helps avoid rate limits and account flags when using login cookies at scale. Bandwidth cost is negligible in practice (<$0.0001 per result at typical response sizes, included in pricing). 'Bring your own' lets you supply your own residential proxy URL in proxyConfiguration below (DataImpulse ~$1/GB, Evomi ~$0.49/GB). NOTE: Apify Proxy is not supported — this actor guarantees Evomi-only traffic.

Type:string

Default:residential

Options:

noneresidentialcustom

Proxy Configuration (Option A — bring your own)

proxyConfiguration

Optional

Supply your own proxy URL(s) via the 'proxyUrls' array. Used when proxyTier is 'Bring your own'. Recommended providers for residential: DataImpulse (https://dataimpulse.com, ~$1/GB) or Evomi (https://evomi.com, ~$0.49/GB). IMPORTANT: Apify Proxy is NOT supported — selecting 'Use Apify Proxy' in this picker will cause the run to fail with a clear error message. This actor is Evomi-only by policy.

Type:object

Default:

{}

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