Convert Twitter/X Archive to Usable Formats Instantly

Yes! X (formerly Twitter) provides an official archive feature that allows you to download all your posts, media, and account data. However, this archive comes in a complex format with JavaScript files that are difficult to read and analyze. Our converter transforms this archive into clean, organized CSV files that you can easily open in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application.

To export your data from X, go to your account settings, navigate to "Your account" → "Download an archive of your data." X will prepare your archive (this can take up to 24 hours) and send you an email when it's ready. Once downloaded, simply upload the ZIP file or individual JS files to our converter to transform them into usable CSV format.

There are several reasons why you might not be able to download your Twitter/X archive: account suspension, privacy settings, or regional restrictions. Some users report waiting several days for processing. If you're having issues, try again later or check your account status. Our converter works with any valid Twitter/X archive you can obtain, so once you have the files, we can help you convert them regardless of how you obtained them.

Yes, your Twitter/X archive contains all your historical tweets, and our converter makes them easily accessible. The converted CSV files include complete tweet text, timestamps, engagement metrics, and direct links to each tweet. While you can't automatically repost everything, you now have a searchable, organized backup of all your content that you can reference, analyze, or manually share as needed.

To extract a Twitter/X archive, first download the ZIP file from X. Then either upload the entire ZIP file to our converter, or extract it locally and upload the individual JavaScript files (tweets.js, follower.js, following.js, direct-messages.js). Our tool automatically processes these files and converts them into clean CSV spreadsheets. No manual extraction or coding knowledge required!

Absolutely! Your Twitter/X archive includes every tweet you've ever posted, going back to the very beginning of your account. Even tweets from 2006 (when Twitter launched) will be included if you had an account then. Our converter makes all these historical tweets easily searchable and accessible in CSV format, perfect for reminiscing, analysis, or migrating to other platforms.

A Twitter/X archive goes back to the very beginning of your account - every single tweet you've ever posted is included. For long-time users, this could mean data from 2006 onwards. The archive captures your complete Twitter history, including all tweets, retweets, replies, media, and interactions. Our converter preserves all this historical data in an organized, searchable format.

Yes! If you have a Twitter/X archive that was downloaded before you deleted tweets, those deleted tweets will still be in your archive. Our converter can extract and organize all tweets from your archive, including ones you've since deleted. This is perfect for recovering accidentally deleted content or preserving your complete Twitter history.

Not necessarily! If you downloaded your Twitter/X archive before deleting tweets, they remain preserved in that archive file. Even after deletion from Twitter/X, the tweets exist in your downloaded data. Our converter can help you access all your historical tweets, including deleted ones, by transforming the archive into readable CSV files. Always download your archive before making major changes to your account.

To see deleted tweets in your Twitter/X archive, you need to convert the raw JavaScript files into a readable format. The archive contains tweets.js file with all your posts, including deleted ones (as long as the archive was downloaded before deletion). Our converter automatically extracts all tweets from this file and organizes them into a clean CSV spreadsheet where you can easily search, filter, and view all your content, including tweets that are no longer visible on Twitter/X.

To download your archive from X: 1) Log into X (Twitter) on web, 2) Click your profile picture → Settings and privacy → Your account → Download an archive of your data, 3) Click "Request archive", 4) Wait for the email notification (can take up to 24 hours), 5) Follow the download link in the email. The archive comes as a ZIP file containing all your Twitter data in JavaScript format.

Yes! Your Twitter/X archive includes all media you've ever uploaded, including videos. The archive contains direct download links to all your videos, images, and GIFs. Our converter extracts these media URLs and organizes them in your CSV files alongside your tweets. You can then download the videos directly using the URLs provided in the converted spreadsheets. Perfect for backing up your video content or migrating to other platforms.