Guides
Updated 2026-08-07 · Written by the TweetXDelete team
X changed its API rules three times in 2026, and most "delete your tweets" tutorials still describe a world that no longer exists — free unlimited tools that quietly died in February. These guides are kept current with what actually works, including our own product's honest place in the comparison.
A TweetDelete Alternative Without the Subscription
An honest comparison from a competitor: where TweetDelete is genuinely strong, why its subscription exists, and when a one-time browser extension fits better.
Read the guide → 02Delete Old Tweets Before a Job Interview — A Practical Checklist
What hiring managers actually look at, how far back to clean, and why starting the night before does not work. The calm version of that panic.
Read the guide → 03How to Delete All Your Tweets in 2026 — Step by Step
The current, working method to mass delete posts, likes and reposts — including posts older than the 3,200 listing limit, using your X data archive.
Read the guide → 04Best Tweet Deleter Tools in 2026: What Still Works
A current comparison of the tools that survived X's pay-per-use API pricing — subscription API tools, one-time tools and browser-side extensions.
Read the guide → 05X API Changes in 2026: Why Free Tweet Deleters Died
A plain-English timeline of the February, April and June 2026 API changes and what they mean for anyone trying to clean their X account.
Read the guide →The tool this guide describes
Clean your X account without handing over your password.
TweetXDelete is a browser extension that bulk-deletes posts, likes and reposts from inside your own logged-in session. Nothing leaves your device. First 30 deletions included, then a one-time $4.99 — no subscription.