5 Best Tweet Deleter Tools in 2026 (Free & Paid Compared)

Looking for a tweet deleter that actually works in 2026? Many of the tools from a few years ago have shut down or stopped working after X changed their API pricing. We tested the ones that still work and compared them honestly.

Disclosure: XWipe is our product. We'll be upfront about what we do well and where other tools might fit better.

Quick Comparison Table

1. XWipe — Best for Complete Account Cleanup

XWipe is a bulk tweet deleter that handles tweets, likes, retweets, bookmarks, and followers. It supports archive upload for deleting beyond the 3,200 API limit, and processes everything in the background so you don't need to keep a tab open.

Best for: Users who want to wipe everything — not just tweets. Archive support makes it the only reliable option for large accounts (10,000+ tweets).

Pricing: 100 free deletions, then $9/mo (5,000/mo), $29/mo (unlimited), or $69 one-time nuke.

2. TweetDelete — Simple Free Option

TweetDelete is one of the oldest tweet deletion tools. It can auto-delete tweets older than a set number of days. The free version covers basic deletions but is limited to the 3,200-tweet API cap.

Best for: Users who just want to auto-delete old tweets on a schedule and don't care about likes or retweets.

Downsides: No archive upload, no like/retweet deletion, no bookmark or follower management.

3. Semiphemeral — Open Source, Self-Hosted

Semiphemeral is a free, open-source tweet deleter you can run yourself. It lets you auto-delete tweets while preserving threads with high engagement.

Best for: Technical users who want full control and don't mind setting up a Python script.

Downsides: Requires technical setup (Python, API keys). No web UI. Only handles tweets, not likes or retweets. Development has slowed since X API pricing changes.

4. Redact — Multi-Platform Cleaner

Redact (formerly Redact.dev) works across multiple platforms — X, Reddit, Facebook, Discord, and more. It can delete tweets and likes.

Best for: Users who want to clean up multiple social media accounts, not just X.

Downsides: No archive upload. Relies on browser extension, which can be slow and requires keeping your browser open. Limited to 3,200 tweets.

5. TweetEraser — Budget Archive Deletion

TweetEraser supports archive upload and offers scheduled auto-deletion. It's been around for years and has a decent track record.

Best for: Budget-conscious users who need archive support but only care about tweets.

Downsides: No like, retweet, bookmark, or follower deletion. UI feels dated.

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