For your X (Twitter) account
PrunePosts bulk-deletes your X (Twitter) posts, replies and reposts, and its AI review checks every post against X's own published rules, so you can delete everything or only the posts that could get you in trouble.
@example_fan say that one more time and I'll find you after the game and break your face
Reads as a threat of physical harm, which X's violent speech policy prohibits.
Two services
Service 1
Delete posts on X in bulk: your whole history in one go, or exactly the posts you pick.
Service 2
Keep your account and your good posts. Lose the ones that could get it suspended.
How it works
Approve PrunePosts on x.com. Your newest posts load in a minute; add your free X archive to reach everything older than your newest 3,200.
Pick everything, or filter by date, type, keyword and likes. Or let the AI review flag the posts that may break X's rules, each with the rule and the reason.
Run a practice round that deletes nothing, download a backup, then confirm. PrunePosts deletes at the pace X allows, and you can pause at any time.
What the AI review checks
Taken from X's Help Center and re-synced when X updates them, so posts are judged against the rules as X publishes them today.
Who it's for
A post from years ago shouldn't cost you a sponsorship, a job offer or your account.
Stock photos from Unsplash. The people shown are not PrunePosts customers.
How long it takes
X lets an app delete 50 posts per account every 15 minutes: about 200 an hour, or 4,800 a day. PrunePosts sends each batch of 50 in under a minute, then waits for X's next window. You can pause, close the tab and come back.
| Posts to delete | Time at X's limit (at least) |
|---|---|
| 200 | About 1 hour |
| 1,000 | About 5 hours |
| 4,800 | About 1 day |
| 10,000 | About 2 days |
| 25,000 | About 5 days |
X allows 50 post deletions per account every 15 minutes (X API rate limits, checked October 22, 2026). Every tool that deletes through X's official API shares this limit.
Built to be careful
Pricing
Prices in US$. There is no free tier: every post read from X, every deletion and every AI check costs money, so each is paid for out of your plan, and work pauses at the plan's limit instead of charging you more.
$4.99
a month. About 340 deletions or 1,700 AI checks every month.
$9.99
a month. About 780 deletions or 3,900 AI checks every month.
$49
once, for 30 days. About 4,800 deletions or 24,000 AI checks in 30 days. Never renews.
$149
once, for 30 days. About 15,000 deletions or 75,000 AI checks in 30 days. Never renews.
How tools find posts
| How a tool finds posts | Examples | What it misses |
|---|---|---|
| Dates, types and keywords | Most tweet deleters, and PrunePosts' bulk delete | Anything you didn't think to search for |
| An AI score or your own description | Redact's offensive-content filter; DeleteOldPosts' AI Smart Delete | Which of X's rules a post may break |
| X's published rules, with the rule named | PrunePosts' AI review | Images, linked pages and behavior-based violations |
Sources: Redact's filter page, DeleteOldPosts' AI Smart Delete page, checked October 22, 2026. Full comparison with six tools
Guides
Guide
X has no bulk delete. Every real option, from one by one to API and browser tools, with their limits.
Read the guide →Guide
What X says about suspensions, why deleting later doesn't undo enforcement, and how to check first.
Read the guide →Guide
The menu path, how long X takes, what's inside the .zip and how deletion tools use it.
Read the guide →Guide
Where X's 3,200-post limit comes from, and how your archive gets around it.
Read the guide →FAQ
X has no bulk delete: its Help Center says posts can only be deleted one by one. A bulk tool such as PrunePosts deletes them for you through X's API, which allows 50 deletions every 15 minutes per account, so 10,000 posts take about two days. Your X archive lets it reach posts older than your newest 3,200.
No. PrunePosts has no free tier: every post it reads from X, every deletion and every AI check costs money, so each is paid for out of a plan. Subscriptions start at $4.99 a month, and a one-time Clean-up Pass is $49. Uploading your X archive costs nothing, and when a plan's usage runs out, work pauses and carries on after you upgrade, without reading or paying for any post twice.
X limits every app to 50 post deletions per account every 15 minutes, which is 200 an hour or about 4,800 a day. PrunePosts sends each batch of 50 in under a minute, then waits for X's next window. You can pause and resume at any time.
Yes. X's API only lists an account's newest 3,200 posts, so PrunePosts reads your X archive, which lists every post you have made. Uploading the archive is free, and only the posts files leave your computer.
Every post, reply and quote post is read against the full text of X's published rules: 18 policies in four groups (Safety, Privacy, Authenticity and Intellectual property). Each flagged post shows the rule it may break, a severity and a one-line reason, and you decide whether it stays or goes.
It lowers the risk, but no tool can promise it. A deleted post can no longer be reported. Deleting doesn't undo enforcement that already happened, and X also looks at behavior, not just posts. If your account is already suspended, file an appeal with X.
Your archive is opened in your browser and only the posts files are uploaded, never your messages, photos or videos. Post text is sent to an AI model only to be checked, and PrunePosts never uses your posts to train AI. When a post is deleted, PrunePosts erases its copy, and signing out can erase everything.
No. PrunePosts is not affiliated with X Corp. It uses X's official API and X's published rules, and it is not endorsed by X.
PrunePosts is in early access, and plans go on sale soon. Sign in with X to get set up; nothing is deleted until you confirm.