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from $3.00 / 1,000 tweets

🐦 X (Twitter) Tweet Scraper | Search, Hashtags & Profiles

Scrape tweets from X.com (Twitter) by search query, hashtag, username, or URL. Returns tweet text, engagement metrics, author info, media, and more. No login or API key required. Export to JSON, CSV, or XLSX.

Pricing

from $3.00 / 1,000 tweets

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Developer

Khadin Akbar

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Monthly active users

3 days ago

Last modified

Categories

Social media

Marketing

X Auth Token (auth_token cookie)

auth_token

Optional

Your X.com session auth_token cookie. Required for search. Get it from your browser: F12 → Application tab → Cookies → x.com → auth_token. Keep this secret — it gives full access to your account.

Type:string

X CSRF Token (ct0 cookie)

ct0

Optional

Your X.com ct0 CSRF token cookie. Must match the same session as auth_token. Get it from the same location: F12 → Application → Cookies → x.com → ct0.

Type:string

Full Cookie String (alternative to auth_token + ct0)

Optional

Alternative: paste your full x.com cookie string here and auth_token + ct0 will be parsed automatically. Get it via F12 → Network tab → any x.com request → Request Headers → Cookie.

Type:string

Search Query

searchQuery

Optional

Use when the user provides keywords, phrases, or X advanced search syntax (e.g. 'AI tools', '"ChatGPT" -filter:retweets', 'from:elonmusk'). Supports full X advanced search syntax. Use 'handles' instead when the user gives just a Twitter username.

Type:string

Example:artificial intelligence lang:en

Hashtags

hashtags

Optional

List of hashtags to scrape. Use when the user mentions a hashtag (e.g. '#AI', 'Web3'). The # symbol is optional. Each hashtag becomes a separate search query. Use 'searchQuery' for multi-word keyword searches.

Type:string[]

Example:

[
  "AI",
  "MachineLearning",
  "ChatGPT"
]

X Handles / Usernames

handles

Optional

List of X (Twitter) usernames to scrape tweets from. Use when the user says 'get tweets from @username'. The @ symbol is optional. Each handle runs as a separate 'from:username' query up to maxTweetsPerQuery. Use 'startUrls' if the user pastes a full profile URL.

Type:string[]

Example:

[
  "elonmusk",
  "OpenAI",
  "sama"
]

Start URLs

startUrls

Optional

Direct X.com or twitter.com URLs to scrape. Accepts profile pages (e.g. https://x.com/OpenAI) and search pages (e.g. https://x.com/search?q=AI). Use 'handles' for just a username, and 'searchQuery' for keyword searches.

Type:object[]

Mentioning (Find Tweets That Tag a User)

mentioning

Optional

Find all tweets that mention this X username. Use for brand monitoring — e.g. enter 'OpenAI' to find every tweet that mentions @OpenAI. Do NOT use for scraping a user's own tweets — use 'handles' for that.

Type:string

Example:OpenAI

Sort Order

sort

Optional

How to sort search results. 'Latest' returns most recent tweets first (best for news/monitoring). 'Top' returns most-engaged tweets (best for finding viral content). 'Both' runs both simultaneously for maximum coverage but may return some duplicates.

Type:string

Default:Latest

Options:

LatestTopBoth

Max Tweets Per Query

maxTweetsPerQuery

Optional

Maximum number of tweets to collect per search query, hashtag, or handle. Set to 100 for research, 500+ for bulk data. Applied independently to each input source.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:10000

Default:50

Language Filter

lang

Optional

ISO 639-1 language code to filter tweets (e.g. 'en' for English, 'es' for Spanish, 'fr' for French, 'de' for German, 'ja' for Japanese). Leave empty to collect all languages.

Type:string

Default:

Example:en

Start Date (Since)

startDate

Optional

Only collect tweets posted on or after this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD (e.g. '2024-01-01'). Corresponds to the X 'since:' search operator. Leave empty for no start date limit.

Type:string

Example:2024-01-01

End Date (Until)

endDate

Optional

Only collect tweets posted on or before this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD (e.g. '2024-12-31'). Corresponds to the X 'until:' search operator. Leave empty for no end date limit.

Type:string

Example:2024-12-31

Minimum Likes

minimumLikes

Optional

Only return tweets with at least this many likes. Use to filter for high-engagement content. E.g. set to 100 to only get tweets with 100+ likes. Leave empty (0) for no minimum.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Default:0

Example:100

Minimum Retweets

minimumRetweets

Optional

Only return tweets with at least this many retweets. Useful for finding viral or widely-shared content. Leave empty (0) for no minimum.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Default:0

Example:10

Minimum Replies

minimumReplies

Optional

Only return tweets with at least this many replies. Useful for finding highly-discussed or controversial tweets. Leave empty (0) for no minimum.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Default:0

Example:5

Only Verified Accounts

onlyVerified

Optional

When enabled, only returns tweets from verified accounts (blue checkmark). Useful for filtering out low-credibility accounts and focusing on journalists, brands, or public figures.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Only Tweets With Images

onlyImages

Optional

When enabled, only returns tweets that contain image attachments. Useful for visual content research or brand image monitoring.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Only Tweets With Videos

onlyVideos

Optional

When enabled, only returns tweets that contain video attachments. Useful for video content analysis.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Exclude Reply Tweets

excludeReplies

Optional

When enabled, filters out reply tweets from results. Useful for collecting only original content without conversation threads.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Exclude Retweets

excludeRetweets

Optional

When enabled, filters out retweets (RT @...) from results. Useful for collecting only original tweets, not amplified/shared content.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Include Source Query in Output

includeSourceQuery

Optional

When enabled, adds a 'source_query' field to each tweet record showing which search query, hashtag, or handle was used to find it. Useful when running multiple queries to trace which input produced each tweet.

Type:boolean

Default:false

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