Posts
Post text, dates, links, authors and available engagement metrics. Include original posts, quotes, replies, reposts and articles.
Free Chrome extension · No API key
Export from X.
Export from X.
Keep what matters.
Your posts. Your saved reads. Your audience. Turn X (Twitter) data into a file for Excel, your own analysis or your next AI conversation.
Works with your signed-in X account. No separate registration.
NEW IN 2.0 · Themes, window size and text controls
✦ Files stay on your device
✦ No subscription
✦ CSV · JSON · XLSX · TXT
✦ 14 languages
THE EXTENSION, UP CLOSE
xporter_posts.xlsxReady for your spreadsheet
XLSXWhat you can export
Posts, saved reads, people.
Choose from five export modes. Save the details behind the timeline, bookmarks and account lists.
Personal bookmarks
Keep the posts saved in your current X account, with their text, authors and links. Build a reading archive you can search and reuse.
Followers & following
Export followers, following or verified followers. Keep usernames, bios, profile links and available account details.
Choose your period
Filter posts by type and date range. Dates follow your browser’s time zone; results depend on X search coverage.
Keep your progress
Stop collection, save what you have and resume a compatible saved session.
Make it comfortable
14 extension languages, light and dark themes, adjustable window and text sizes.
X decides which data is available and how fast it can be collected. Deleted posts, access restrictions and rate limits still apply.
Choose your file
One export. Your next step.
Sort, filter and compare
A lightweight table for Excel, Google Sheets and quick comparisons.
Work directly in Excel
An Excel workbook, with optional photo previews on a separate Media sheet.
Build your own analysis
Structured records for Python, JavaScript and your own data workflows.
Read or use with AI
Readable post text for your notes or an AI tool. Available for post-based exports.
How it works
From X to your Downloads folder
Install from the Chrome Web Store, then use your existing X session. No separate XPorter account.
Install and sign in to X
Add XPorter to Chrome, open x.com and sign in there. Open the extension from your browser toolbar.
Choose the source
Use a profile handle for posts and account lists. For Bookmarks, use the account currently signed in to X.
Choose the output
Select a mode and file format. Adjust post types, a row limit or a date range where available.
Export and save
Start collection, follow the progress and save your file. Keep the search tab open for date exports. Large downloads may arrive in numbered parts.
Your export stays with you.
Files are created in your browser. XPorter does not upload exported content to its server or send it to an AI service.
Local storage and diagnostics
XPorter creates export files in your browser and does not upload their contents to a XPorter server. Requests use your signed-in X session. In version 2.0.0, product diagnostics stay local during use. Opening the uninstall feedback page sends limited product diagnostics; optional written feedback includes what you submit. A random installation identifier makes those reports pseudonymous, not guaranteed anonymous.
The extension also keeps a local dataset of non-reply posts X has already loaded while you browse. It makes no extra collection requests for this dataset; you can export or clear it in Settings. Exported content and X credentials are not included in automatic uninstall diagnostics.
Before you start
A few useful answers
Is XPorter free?
Yes. There is no subscription, per-export payment or paid XPorter tier. Free exports still depend on X’s rate limits, search coverage, available timelines and your browser’s resources.
Do I need an X API key?
No. XPorter uses the X account already signed in to your browser. It does not ask for your X password or require a separate XPorter login.
Can it export every post or follower?
Completeness is not guaranteed. X may limit timelines or search results, return fewer accounts than a profile counter shows, or stop a request. You can save partial results and resume when the saved session supports it.
Why did collection slow down or pause?
X sets request quotas. XPorter respects available quota headers and retries some temporary failures. Faster presets cannot remove those limits. If collection stalls, save the rows you have and follow the status message before retrying.
Does an export include photos and videos?
Post exports include available media links. XLSX can also embed bounded photo previews in a Media sheet with optional image-host permission. It is not a full-resolution photo or video archive.
Does XPorter send my posts to an AI service?
No. TXT makes post exports easier to read and reuse. Copying or uploading a file to an AI service is a separate action you choose, subject to that service’s data policy.
Which browsers can use it?
XPorter is distributed through the Chrome Web Store for desktop Chrome. Other Chromium browsers may support the extension, but compatibility and installation rules can differ. This is not a mobile X app.
Where can I report a problem?
Use the Telegram, email or GitHub links below. Include the extension version, export mode and visible error message. Leave out passwords, cookies and any private exported content.
Project archive · growth data through July 2026
Public growth archive
An open look at an earlier snapshot
Historical Chrome Web Store weekly-user data through July 16, 2026. The model scenarios below were calculated from that snapshot; they are not current user counts.
Aggregate data only. Dates and weekly-user totals; no identities, accounts or exported X content.
Snapshot: 511 weekly users on July 16, 2026.
Last observed · July 20265112026-07-16
1-year ensemble—Backtest-weighted
2-year ensemble—Backtest-weighted
2-year range—Lower to upper scenario
Observed
Weighted ensemble
Scenario range
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This archive is preserved for transparency. The scenario range is not a confidence interval or a promise of future growth.
Your X data. A useful file.
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