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Enter your search terms here for quick and easy Twitter searches. Supports Twitter's powerful search operators for precise results. You can use this simple search OR configure advanced filters below - at least one must be provided.
Choose your search strategy: 'Latest' for real-time, chronological results or 'Top' for the most popular and engaging tweets.
Specify how many tweets you want to collect (20-50000). Our intelligent system automatically handles multiple requests to ensure you get exactly the number you need.
Maximum number of pages to scrape. Each page typically contains 20 tweets. Set higher for comprehensive data collection. Defaults to calculated value based on numberOfTweets.
Select what you want to search:
Include detailed profile statistics (followers, following, tweets count, location, website, join date, banner) for users. When searching tweets/posts, includes author stats. When searching users, includes stats for each user found. This requires an additional request per unique user.
Smart presets for common engagement scenarios. Choose a preset for instant setup or customize with specific values below for precise control.
Minimum number of retweets (shares). Leave empty for no minimum.
Maximum number of retweets (shares). Leave empty for no maximum.
Minimum number of likes (hearts). Leave empty for no minimum.
Maximum number of likes (hearts). Leave empty for no maximum.
Minimum number of replies (comments). Leave empty for no minimum.
Maximum number of replies (comments). Leave empty for no maximum.
Only include tweets that have at least some engagement (likes, retweets, or replies)
Types of media to include in search results. Available options:
You can select multiple types. Selecting both 'image' and 'video' will search for any media content.
[ "image", "video"]Only tweets from blue verified users
Tweets from specific users (without @). REQUIRED for profile search: When searchType is 'profile', provide the target username here (first entry will be used). For other search types, this filters results to tweets from these users.
[ "elonmusk", "OpenAI"]Replies to specific users (without @)
[ "support", "customerservice"]Tweets mentioning specific users (without @)
[ "nasa", "spacex"]Exclude tweets from specific users (without @)
[ "spambot", "promotional_account"]Tweets from members of specific lists (list ID or username/listname)
[ "Twitter/verified-accounts", "123456789"]Filter tweets by language. Select the language code for tweets you want to find. Language detection is approximate and may not always be accurate. Works best when combined with other filters.
Filter tweets by emoticon sentiment. Positive: Matches tweets with positive emoticons like :) :-) :P :D. Negative: Matches tweets with negative emoticons like :( :-(. Useful for sentiment analysis and finding emotional content.
Search for specific keywords in tweet content. Enter one or more keywords that should appear in tweets. Keywords are matched individually (AND logic). For exact phrase matching, use 'Exact Phrases' instead. Example: ['climate change', 'sustainability'] will find tweets containing both 'climate change' AND 'sustainability'.
[ "climate change", "sustainability", "renewable energy"]Search for exact phrases in tweet content. Phrases are automatically wrapped in quotes for exact matching. Use this when you need to find tweets containing specific word combinations in order. Example: ['breaking news', 'just announced'] will find tweets containing the exact phrase 'breaking news' OR 'just announced'.
[ "breaking news", "just announced"]Exclude tweets containing specific keywords. Useful for filtering out unwanted content like spam, ads, or promotional material. Example: ['spam', 'ad', 'promotion'] will exclude tweets containing any of these words.
[ "spam", "ad", "promotion"]Only include tweets that contain question marks (?). Useful for finding questions, polls, or tweets seeking information. When enabled, only tweets with question marks will be returned.
Filter to include specific types of tweets. Select one or more types to narrow your search. Note: If you select multiple types, tweets matching ANY of them will be included. Use 'Exclude Tweet Types' below to filter out unwanted types.
[ "quote", "reply"]Exclude specific types of tweets from results. Useful for filtering out retweets, replies, or other types you don't want. Works in combination with 'Include Tweet Types' - you can include some types while excluding others.
Available types: retweet, nativeretweets, reply, quote, self_threads
[ "retweet"]Find all tweets that are part of a specific conversation or thread. Enter the tweet ID (Snowflake ID) of any tweet in the conversation. This will return all direct replies and other replies in that thread. Useful for analyzing entire conversation threads.
Find all tweets that quote a specific tweet. Enter the tweet ID (Snowflake ID) of the original tweet. This will return all quote tweets that reference that specific tweet. Useful for tracking how a particular tweet spreads through quotes.
Find all tweets that quote tweets from a specific user. Enter the numeric user ID (not username) of the user whose tweets are being quoted. This returns all quote tweets that reference any tweet from that user. Note: Requires numeric user ID, not username. Example: '44196397' (Elon Musk's user ID).
Filter to include tweets containing polls. Select the types of polls you want to find. You can select multiple types - tweets matching ANY selected type will be included.
Available poll types:
[ "poll", "poll4choice_text_only"]Search within last X time (e.g., '2d', '3h', '5m', '30s')
Start time as Unix timestamp in seconds
End time as Unix timestamp in seconds
Start after this Snowflake tweet ID
End at or before this Snowflake tweet ID
Radius for location search (e.g., '10km', '5mi')
Exact coordinates (lat,long,radius) e.g., '37.7764685,-122.4172004,10km'
Twitter Place Object ID (e.g., '96683cc9126741d1' for USA)
Filter tweets by app source, Twitter Cards, and card types. Supports filtering by source apps, card domains, card URLs, and card names. Example: {"sources": ["twitter_for_iphone", "tweetdeck"], "cardDomains": ["youtube.com"]}
[DEPRECATED] Use 'apps.sources' instead. Tweets from specific apps/sources.
[ "Twitter for iPhone", "TweetDeck"][DEPRECATED] Use 'apps.excludeSources' instead. Exclude tweets from specific apps/sources.
[ "IFTTT", "Buffer"][DEPRECATED] Use 'apps.cardDomains' instead. Domain name in Twitter Card.
[DEPRECATED] Use 'apps.cardUrls' instead. URL in Twitter Card.
[DEPRECATED] Use 'apps.cardNames' instead. Twitter Card name.
Maximum number of retry attempts for failed HTTP requests. When a request fails (network error, rate limit, server error, etc.), the scraper will automatically retry up to this many times before giving up. Higher values increase reliability but may slow down scraping. Default is 5 retries. Applies to all search types (tweets, users, profile) and list extraction.
Use Apify residential proxy for all requests. Enabled by default for better success rates. Disable only if you have a custom proxy configuration.
Advanced proxy configuration. Leave empty to use default residential proxy settings. Supports apifyProxyGroups (e.g., ['RESIDENTIAL']) or legacy 'groups' format.
{ "apifyProxyGroups": [ "RESIDENTIAL" ], "countryCode": "US"}Optional country code to pin proxy to specific country (e.g., 'US', 'GB', 'DE'). Only works with residential proxy.
Optional manual proxy URL for requests. Format: http://username:password@proxy-server:port. Only used if residential proxy is disabled. Note: Residential proxy is recommended and configured automatically.