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Trying to rebrand my X (Twitter)
Posted by on September 25, 2025 at 6:23 amI’ve been on Twitter/X forever and my feed is basically a mash-up of every phase of my life: random sports rants, memes that made sense in 2015, and a bunch of stuff that doesn’t match where I’m at now. Lately I’ve been thinking of using my account more seriously to share work and projects, but all the old noise makes it feel messy.
Manually deleting thousands of posts isn’t realistic, so I started looking at bulk delete tools. TweetDelete came up a lot, and it sounds like it could help me start fresh without ditching the account I’ve built up.
Has anyone here actually used TweetDelete? Does it wipe everything clean without issues, or are there limitations I should know about?
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1 Reply
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I get what you mean, old tweets can make the account feel messy. I tried TweetDelete before, it worked fine and cleared a lot fast. Just check the settings because some tools only go back a certain limit. For me it felt good to have a clean start.
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I used TweetDelete last year when I pivoted my account from personal rants to work-related posts. It cleared thousands of tweets in a couple of runs. Definitely sped up the process.
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Yep, used it when I started freelancing. Made my timeline feel brand new. Just remember to change your password afterward if you’re worried about security.
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I was skeptical about giving a third-party app access, but I used TweetDelete and nothing sketchy happened. Just make sure to revoke access after you’re done if you’re paranoid.
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Thanks for the tips
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Wanted to clean my feed before starting a portfolio thread. TweetDelete worked, but I had to re-run it because some older tweets stayed behind.
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Wanted to clean my feed before starting a portfolio thread. TweetDelete worked, but I had to re-run it because some older tweets stayed behind.
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If you go this route, make sure to back up anything you want to keep first. I didn’t and lost some posts I kinda wish I had saved.
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I haven’t used TweetDelete myself, but I’ve heard it works pretty smoothly for clearing out old posts
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I tried TweetDelete but it only wiped a portion at first (something about Twitter API limits). Still, after running it a couple of times, most of my old junk was gone.
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Honestly the tool is solid. Interface feels a little old-school, but it does exactly what it says – bulk deletes without messing with your account.
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It feels kinda refreshing starting with a clean slate, right? I wiped mine before launching a side hustle page and it made me way less self-conscious about old content resurfacing.
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I’ve used TweetDelete before. Works fine, but the free version only clears your most recent 3,200 tweets. For a full wipe you need to upload your archive. Definitely back everything up first!
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