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Using TweetDeleter

Why can't you access all tweets?

We can, but first we need your Twitter Archive. Twitter's API lets us easily access your last 3200 tweets and anything beyond that is archived by Twitter. To give TweetDeleter access to ALL of your tweets, just download your Twitter Archive from your account and upload it on TweetDeleter. You only need to do it once and it takes just a couple of minutes.

Why should I use TweetDeleter?

People use TweetDeleter for lots of reasons. You can effortlessly find and delete tweets in bulk with just a single click. Or, if you want to start fresh - delete them all in one go! It's just as easy. Our users are particularly fond of the Auto delete feature that automatically gets rid of tweets you don't want to linger on your profile. Some people just use TweetDeleter to browse their tweets, since our advanced search tools let them easily find what they're looking for. So why should you use it? It's the best tool for keeping your Twitter account healthy and fresh. Have fun on Twitter. We're here to clean up the mess afterwards.

What happens after I delete a tweet?

Once you've clicked delete, a request is sent through Twitter's API. It usually takes a couple of minutes for Twitter to process this request and delete the tweet(s). Sometimes, due to technical reasons, it can take a bit longer.

How does TweetDeleter work?

Once you log in and grant TweetDeleter access to your Twitter account, we retrieve your tweets through Twitter's API so you can search and delete them. Due to technical limitations with Twitter's API, we cannot automatically retrieve all of your tweets if you have more than 3200. In such cases, you will need to upload your Twitter Archive to TweetDeleter.

How safe is TweetDeleter?

Safety and privacy is at the core of our service. We only import publicly available tweets and this information is not shared with any 3rd party. Any tweet you delete though our service is also permanently deleted from your Twitter account and cannot be restored. Since TweetDeleter launched 10 years ago, over 2 000 000 users have trusted and used TweetDeleter to securely erase their tweets.

Subscription plans

What payment methods are available?

We accept Paypal, Credit cards, as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay payments.

Which is the most popular pricing plan?

The Unlimited pricing plan is by far the most popular. It allows you to upload your Twitter Archive and get rid of all old tweets and likes which is every avid tweeter's favorite feature. Plus, more and more users are taking advantage of the tweet Auto delete feature to save themselves the legwork of having to manually review and delete tweets and likes.

Which subscription plan should I choose?

If you just need to bulk-delete some recent tweets, the Standard plan is perfect for you - you can delete 1000 tweets a month and have access to all search features. If that's not enough, the Advanced plan will let you delete 3200 of your latest tweets, as well as delete 1000 likes a month. The most active tweeters, however, tend to choose the Unlimited plan.

With this plan you can upload your Twitter Archive which lets TweetDeleter access and delete an unlimited amount of your tweets and likes, no matter how old. Plus, the unlimited plan lets you set up an Auto delete process. This can delete tweets and likes automatically, so you don't have to worry about doing it manually, or missing a tweet.

Can I cancel my subscription plan?

Of course. You can cancel your subscription plan in your account profile at any time. No strings attached.

What is the benefit of a yearly subscription?

A yearly subscription gives you a 50% discount on total cost! Choose a yearly pricing plan, save money, and set up an Auto delete process to take care of your tweets while you sleep. Win-Win-Win.

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