Download User Tweets for Free
Export into Excel for free up to 3,200 recent tweets of any Twitter user
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Ideal for analyzing old tweets related to a hashtag, keyword or account since 2006 until today.
Flexible Pricing
- Keyword / Hashtag / Account
- Any duration in Twitter history
- Tweets in Excel and HTML formats
- Downloadable Photos + Videos
Ideal for analyzing near-future tweets related to hashtag or keyword posted over the next few days and weeks.
Details of 1 or more accounts' followers / following such as screen-names, number of followers, etc.
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Browse a User's Tweets
Export into Excel
Once up to 3200 recent tweets of a user are downloaded, you can export the details of each of these tweets into Excel for further analysis and usage. The Excel file would contain a fine granular-level information such as the text of the tweet, the number of likes and retweets it has received, the type of the tweet, whether it contains rich media, and the time of its creation among others.
Filter based on the media content
Rich media such as photos, videos, and GIFs are often used in Twitter which typically get a lot of engagement in the form of likes and retweets. You can use the filter to parse tweets containing only photos, videos, or GIFs.
Sort based on engagement or recency
You can sort all the downloaded tweets based on their published dates, or the number of likes and retweets they received.
Gain Insights into a User's Tweets
Get the big picture
Understand how engaging the user's tweets are in the duration of the downloaded tweets. Also, see how active the user is overall since joining Twitter in terms of the number of tweets posted and liked per day.
Find out the best times for posting
Examine the times of the day and week that the user posts most frequently and how well these posts fare in terms of likes and retweets they receive.
Learn various aspects of content used
Explore how frequently the user posts using various types of tweets, rich media, hashtags, user mentions, and Twitter clients.
