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Tweet Scraper

Search public X/Twitter posts by keywords, accounts, hashtags, or advanced search syntax, then collect structured post content, author information, publication time, engagement metrics, and pagination data. It is useful for monitoring public conversations, tracking brands and competitors, discovering popular content, organizing research topics, and building tweet datasets.

If you are unfamiliar with X/Twitter advanced search syntax, use the advanced search syntax generator to create a query before entering it here.

What can you do with it?

• Monitor posts from a specific account, such as from:elonmusk.
• Search public posts containing keywords, exact phrases, or hashtags.
• Add language and date conditions with advanced search syntax.
• Choose between latest and top posts for real-time monitoring or popular-content discovery.
• Continue collecting later pages with the returned cursor.

Input

Search terms — search_terms (required)

Provide one or more search-condition objects. Each object must contain a string value. The value can be a regular keyword or an X/Twitter advanced search expression.

Recommended formats:

Use the following format when providing multiple conditions:

[{"string":"from:elonmusk"},{"string":"#AI"}]

Sort order — search_sort_by

Choose how matching posts are ordered:

The default value is Latest.

Next-page cursor — next_cursor

Leave this blank on the first run. When has_next_page is true, copy the returned next_cursor into the next run to continue collecting the following page.

Output

Each row represents one matching post. Results can be viewed in the table, inspected as JSON, or downloaded.

Data included

• 🔎 Search conditions and the selected sort order
• 📝 Post ID, author ID, username, display name, and post text
• 📅 Publication time
• ❤️ Likes, replies, reposts, and quotes
• 👥 Author follower and following counts
• 📄 Pagination status, next-page cursor, and the complete raw post object

Example

{
  "search_terms": [{"string": "from:elonmusk"}],
  "search_sort_by": "Latest",
  "next_cursor": ""
}

FAQ

Can I search by account, keyword, or hashtag?

Yes. Use ordinary keywords, from:username, exact phrases, hashtags, and other supported advanced search expressions in search_terms.

Can I search posts from a date or language?

Yes. Include conditions such as since:2026-01-01 and lang:en in the search expression.

How do I find popular posts?

Set search_sort_by to Top.

How do I continue to the next page?

Run the same search again with the returned next_cursor after confirming that has_next_page is true.

Can I inspect the original post object?

Yes. The raw field keeps the complete raw post object for each result.

What export formats are available?

CoreClaw supports CSV, JSON, JSONL, XLSX, XLS, XML, HTML, and RSS exports.