XWipe Help & Support
XWipe bulk-deletes tweets, likes, reposts, bookmarks, and follows on X (Twitter), on the web and in the XWipe iOS app. It is not a phone photo-cleaning app or a swipe gesture.
Most questions come down to one thing: X limits deletions to about 50 every 15 minutes, so large jobs run in the background over hours or days (as of June 2026). Below are the fixes and guides people need most.
Troubleshooting
Quick Delete isn't working
Stuck, frozen, or stopped? It's usually X's rate limit — here's how to tell, and how to fix the rest.
Archive upload failing
Upload the .zip straight from X (up to 2 GB). Fix corrupted downloads, timeouts, and expired sessions.
Guides
How bulk delete works
What Quick Delete does and how to wipe everything on X.
Back up before you wipe
Download your X archive first — deletion is permanent.
Using the XWipe iPhone app
Same account, same credits. Delete from your phone, jobs keep running when you close the app.
Credits & account
XWipe sells deletion credits, not subscriptions (as of September 2026): 100 for $4, 500 for $15, 2,000 for $49, 5,000 for $99. One credit deletes one item, credits never expire, and new accounts get 10 free deletions. Questions about billing or your account? Contact support.
Quick answers
Why does deleting take so long?+
X limits every tool to about 50 deletions per 15 minutes (~4,800 per day, as of June 2026). XWipe paces large jobs within that limit and runs them in the background, so a slow counter is normal, not a bug.
Do I need to upload my X archive?+
Only if you want to delete posts older than your most recent 3,200 — that's all X's API exposes. For recent cleanup, Quick Delete reaches everything without an archive.
Is XWipe a photo-cleaning app?+
No. XWipe bulk-deletes tweets, likes, reposts, bookmarks, and follows on X (Twitter) — on the web and in the XWipe iOS app. It does not clean phone photos.