X (Twitter) Tweet Scraper by URL - No Login
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$2.00 / 1,000 tweet delivereds
X (Twitter) Tweet Scraper by URL - No Login
Turn a list of X/Twitter post URLs into rows: full text, date, likes, replies, hashtags, mentions, links, photos, MP4 video link, quoted post and author. No account, no cookies, no browser. Deleted or private posts come back as free error rows.
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$2.00 / 1,000 tweet delivereds
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X (Twitter) Tweet Scraper by URL, without login
Give it a list of X/Twitter post URLs and get a clean table back: the full text, the date, the numbers, the media and the author. No account, no cookies, no browser — it reads the same public endpoint that renders an embedded post on any website.
| Field | What it holds |
|---|---|
text, createdAt, lang, isEdited | the post itself, dates in ISO 8601 (UTC) |
likeCount, replyCount | likes and how many replies the thread has |
hashtags, mentions, links | parsed out, with links already expanded past t.co |
mediaType, mediaCount, mediaUrls, videoUrl, videoDurationMs, altText | photos, the direct MP4 for videos, and the accessibility text |
quotedTweetId, quotedTweetText, quotedTweetAuthor, inReplyToUser | the quoted post and who is being replied to |
authorHandle, authorName, authorUrl, authorAvatarUrl, authorVerified, authorVerifiedType | who posted it |
Good to know before you run it
What it does: any public post, by URL or by bare id. x.com and twitter.com both work,
query strings are ignored, and duplicates are removed before charging. Old posts work too — the
first tweet ever, id 20, comes back complete.
What it does not do, on purpose: search, profile timelines, followers and the list of replies. Those need a logged-in account, and this Actor does not log in. If you need those, this is not the tool.
Errors, all free
| errorCode | Meaning |
|---|---|
TWEET_NOT_FOUND | Deleted, private, age-restricted or never existed |
INVALID_URL | The line is not an X/Twitter status URL or id |
BLOCKED | X refused every retry for that post. Run again, or turn the proxy on. |
ITEM_UNREADABLE | One post came in a shape this Actor cannot read; only that post is lost |
UNEXPECTED | Something unforeseen broke on that post; the rest of the run still delivers |
Pricing
US$ 2.00 per 1,000 posts, pay per event: no monthly fee, no charge per run, and error rows are free. One thousand URLs cost US$ 2.00; a hundred cost US$ 0.20.
FAQ
Does it need my X account? No. It reads the public embed endpoint, the same one that renders a post card on any website. No login, no cookies, no browser.
Can it search X or read a profile timeline? No, and that is deliberate: search, timelines, followers and reply lists require a logged-in account. This Actor takes post URLs you already have and turns them into structured rows.
Do deleted or private posts cost anything? No. They come back as TWEET_NOT_FOUND rows,
free, so a list with dead links never inflates your bill.
Does it work with old posts and with twitter.com links? Yes. The first tweet ever (id 20,
from 2006) comes back complete, and twitter.com, x.com, query strings and bare ids all work.
What about videos? You get the direct MP4 of the highest bitrate variant in videoUrl, plus
the duration, and photos in mediaUrls.
Notes
- Proxy is off by default, because this endpoint rarely blocks. For lists in the thousands, turn it on to spread the requests over more IPs.
- Only what X publishes in a public embed card comes out: text, numbers, media and the author's public profile. No e-mail, no phone, nothing behind a login.
