X (Twitter) Tweet Scraper — Search by Query, Hashtag, User

Search tweets on X (Twitter) by keyword, hashtag, user, date, or engagement — export them as JSON, CSV, or Excel. No login or developer account required.

What you get

• Tweet ID, full text, URL, language, and creation timestamp
• Engagement metrics — likes, retweets, replies, quotes, views, bookmarks
• Author details — username, display name, follower count, verification status
• Reply / quote / retweet context — original tweet IDs and conversation IDs
• Cursor-based pagination — resume large extractions across multiple runs

Use cases

• Brand and competitor monitoring on X
• Sentiment analysis and audience research
• Lead generation — find people tweeting about your niche
• Trend tracking around hashtags, cashtags, or events
• Influencer discovery — surface accounts driving engagement on a topic

How to use

1. Enter a Search Query using Twitter's advanced search syntax (examples below)
2. Choose Sort Order — Latest for chronological, Top for highest engagement
3. Set Max Tweets (default 100; set 0 for unlimited)
4. Run the actor — one tweet per row in the Dataset tab
5. To fetch the next page, open the Key-value store tab → copy the NEXT_PAGE_ID value → paste it into Page ID on your next run

Query syntax — examples

Goal	Query
All tweets from a user	from:elonmusk
Tweets mentioning a brand	@nike
Exact phrase	"black friday"
Hashtag in English with 100+ likes	#ai lang:en min_faves:100
Tweets with media in a date range	from:nasa has:media since_time:1704067200 until_time:1706659200
Replies to a user excluding RTs	to:openai -filter:retweets
Combine terms with OR	("AI" OR "ML") from:openai

Output format

One tweet per dataset row — perfect for direct CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets export:

{
  "tweetId": "1234567890",
  "url": "https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1234567890",
  "text": "Tweet text here…",
  "createdAt": "Wed Jan 01 12:00:00 +0000 2026",
  "lang": "en",
  "likeCount": 12345,
  "retweetCount": 678,
  "replyCount": 234,
  "quoteCount": 45,
  "viewCount": 1000000,
  "bookmarkCount": 89,
  "isReply": false,
  "isQuote": false,
  "isRetweet": false,
  "author": {
    "username": "elonmusk",
    "userId": "44196397",
    "name": "Elon Musk",
    "isBlueVerified": true,
    "followersCount": 200000000
  }
}

Pagination

If your search has more results than Max Tweets allows, the actor saves a resume cursor to the default Key-value store under the key NEXT_PAGE_ID.

1. Open the Key-value store tab on the run page
2. Copy the value of NEXT_PAGE_ID
3. Start a new run and paste it into Page ID

When NEXT_PAGE_ID is null, the search is fully exhausted.

Input options

Field	Type	Description
Search Query	string	Twitter advanced-search query (required)
Sort Order	select	Latest (default) or Top
Max Tweets	integer	Tweet cap per run — default 100, 0 for unlimited
Page ID	string	NEXT_PAGE_ID from the previous run's Key-value store, to resume pagination