Tweet Scraper pulls the recent posts from any public X (formerly Twitter) account, with the text, media, likes, reposts, replies and time of each. Give it a handle and get the timeline as structured data.
Reading a timeline in the app is fine for one account, but not for research. This tool gives you the posts with their numbers, so you can see what an account talks about, which posts land and how often it posts.
What you can do
- Pull recent posts from any public X account
- See likes, reposts and replies for each post
- Get attached images and video links
- Find an account's most engaging posts
- Track what competitors, founders or journalists are saying
Who it's for
Marketers, PR teams, journalists and analysts monitoring accounts on X.
How to use it
- Call get_twitter_tweets with the handle, without the @
- Sort the posts by likes or reposts to find the best performers
- Read the top posts to understand what resonates
Getting started
Pass a handle like NASA to get_twitter_tweets.
