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Delete Retweets in Bulk With Ease
TweetDelete makes deleting retweets, aka reposts, in bulk as simple as clicking the retweet button on Twitter. No more scrolling through your timeline or using unknown third-party services to find and remove specific replies or reposts.
Our tool has a custom filter to help you locate your retweets in seconds. It’s also easy to automate the delete retweet process based on your preferences.
When To Delete Retweets
There are several good reasons to delete all reposts from your
Twitter or X account. Maybe you:
Twitter moves fast, so it’s easy to feel pressured to post constantly and quickly. But, this can be problematic since it doesn’t leave you much time to do research. If you share inaccurate facts, community notes may correct your content, and your followers might lose faith in your credibility.
Retweeting is an excellent way to get a feel for Twitter, now X, and see how the platform works. If you want to post your own tweets, it’s a good idea to delete older reposts to declutter your timeline.
Retweeting another user’s tweets indicates that you agree with their viewers. If you accidentally retweeted something or hit RT before you knew all the facts, you might want to clear your track record.
Sometimes, people will disagree with specific posts, leading to online arguments and controversies. It’s good practice to stay away from those tweets if you’re worried about your work or personal reputation.
If you’re a long-time Twitter user, you should use TweetDelete to mass delete retweets. This way, you won’t have to worry about what’s on your Twitter timeline.
Delete All Retweets: How It Works
How does TweetDelete undo all retweets when Twitter doesn’t offer this feature? Our tool uses Twitter’s API to access and interact with the platform.
With this we can find all the retweets on your Twitter page in seconds. When you tell us to remove specific retweets, we use this software to tell Twitter which reposts to delete. Even if you want to delete all retweets at once.
Delete Repost Twitter With
TweetDelete’s Step-By-Step Guide
Here’s how to use our retweet cleaner to remove reposts from your Twitter profile:
Step 1
Go to TweetDelete and allow our tool to take action on your Twitter or X account.
Step 2
Open the Tweets page from the top menu section.
Step 3
Click Change Filters and change Tweet Type from All to Retweet.
Step 4
Customize the filter based on your search criteria and click Search Tweet.
Step 5
Select the retweets you want to remove and click the Delete Tweet button.
Step 6
Accept TweetDelete’s terms and click the Start Deletion Task button.
That’s all you need to do. TweetDelete will start the “remove repost” Twitter process. You can always check your dashboard on TweetDelete to track your “undo retweet” progress status.
Features of the TweetDelete Tool To
Delete All Retweets
TweetDelete comes with the following features to remove retweets from your Twitter profile.
The keyword filter is useful for finding specific reposts if you can’t locate them. Use this feature to delete a repost on X quickly.
This feature is handy if your account only retweeted tweets for a long time. Select the date range based on your criteria and delete old reposts instantly.
Are there too many retweets to manually select on your X account? Use our Retweet Deleter’s automated feature to erase unnecessary reposts with just one click.
Twitter only lets you delete up to 3,200 reposts in one go. TweetDelete can bypass this limitation with your Twitter Archive, aka X Data, file. Upload this file, and we’ll do the rest.
Do you want to remove every single retweet from your Twitter timeline? TweetDelete makes it straightforward to delete all your retweets with a few clicks.
Ensure your Twitter account accurately reflects who you are today by deleting irrelevant tweets with TweetDelete!
Sign in with X.comFrequently Asked Questions
If you have questions about deleting your Twitter replies with TweetDelete, check out our FAQs .
No, deleting retweets doesn’t affect the original tweets. The original post’s retweet or repost count will decrease when you delete a repost on Twitter.
Yes, there is a limit of 3,200 retweets you can delete in one go. This is due to Twitter’s technical limitations, which only display 3,200 posts. You can bypass this limitation by uploading your Twitter Archive file, which lets us remove as many retweets as necessary.
Yes, you can filter retweets by time frames and hashtags. We have a date range filter that shows reposts from a certain period. There is also a keyword filter, where you can see specific reposts based on the hashtags they include.
No, you can no longer recover retweets if you accidentally delete them. However, you can still visit the original poster’s Twitter profile and look for the post. As long as they didn’t delete the tweet, you can still repost it.
No, you cannot undo deleted retweets after confirming your action. But you can always repost the same tweet, provided it is still available on the social media platform.
No, deleting retweets doesn’t affect the original tweets. The original post’s retweet or repost count will decrease when you delete a repost on Twitter.
Yes, there is a limit of 3,200 retweets you can delete in one go. This is due to Twitter’s technical limitations, which only display 3,200 posts. You can bypass this limitation by uploading your Twitter Archive file, which lets us remove as many retweets as necessary.
Yes, you can filter retweets by time frames and hashtags. We have a date range filter that shows reposts from a certain period. There is also a keyword filter, where you can see specific reposts based on the hashtags they include.
No, you can no longer recover retweets if you accidentally delete them. However, you can still visit the original poster’s Twitter profile and look for the post. As long as they didn’t delete the tweet, you can still repost it.
No, you cannot undo deleted retweets after confirming your action. But you can always repost the same tweet, provided it is still available on the social media platform.