Twitter profanity filter
Our AI-based Twitter profanity filter, also known as the Twitter word filter, identifies any tweets, replies, or retweets containing commonly-known swear words, ensuring a cleaner online presence
Our AI filter will find your rudest tweets
Clean up your account with the click of a button
This feature is still in Beta version so give it some slack
Over 1,360,240 users have already deleted 1,020,265,991 tweets
Please note that tweets you select to delete through TweetDeleter.com service are deleted permanently from X / Twitter without an option to restore them!
How to find X posts / tweets with profanities?
You can easily use our powerful keyword search engine to find any word you want - profanities included. But we haven't stopped there. We built our own artificial intelligence-powered app to do the heavy lifting for you by identifying all commonly-known expletives under one filter. Is it perfect and does it find every possible profanity? Nope. Does it also find some false swear words? Maybe.
Should I delete X posts / tweets with profanities?
To be honest – this isn't our call to make. This is about you and how you want to present yourself to the world – we're just providing the tools if you so want to use them. That being said, this is often considered good practice for people in the spotlight – be that in politics, sports, business, and more. Erasing your profanity-infused X posts / tweets simply reduces one more potential future headache.
If you're particularly proud of some of your work or find that the occasional profanity adds some personality, just don't delete it. You can browse all the X posts / tweets with profanities and pick and choose what to keep and what to erase. Plus, know that you can always revisit the X posts / tweets you delete from your X's timeline in your own private TweetDeleter archive.
If you're particularly proud of some of your work or find that the occasional profanity adds some personality, just don't delete it. You can browse all the X posts / tweets with profanities and pick and choose what to keep and what to erase. Plus, know that you can always revisit the X posts / tweets you delete from your X's timeline in your own private TweetDeleter archive.
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Step 1
Log in with your X / Twitter account
Sign in with your X / Twitter login details in TweetDeleter so that we can access your X posts / tweets.
Step 2
Upload your X / Tweet Archive
If you want to manage more than 100 your latest X posts / tweets you'll need to upload your Twitter archive so we can access and delete all of your tweets.
Step 3
Click on the profanity filter in the TweetDeleter dashboard
Browse the flagged X posts / tweets and choose which ones to keep and which ones to delete.
Related frequently asked questions
Why is the Twitter profanity filter showing me X posts / tweets without swear words?
In some cases our AI can incorrectly misinterpret text in the X post / tweet. This feature is still in Beta and will only get better with time.
Sorry for any inconveniences, please bear with us while our AI learns.
Can I delete X posts / tweets with profanities?
You sure can! When you select the profanity filter it will filter out X posts / tweets with profanities in them. Select the ones you want to delete and press the Delete button to erase them.
Does Twitter have a profanity filter?
Yes, Twitter does have a profanity filter in place to help users manage and control the content they see on their platform.
Additionally, third-party platforms like Tweet Deleter also provide Twitter profanity filters to assist in selecting and deleting tweets with inappropriate language.
Can Twitter's profanity filter help to filter and delete tweets that could harm my online presence?
Third-party platforms like Tweet Deleter offer a powerful Twitter profanity filter feature, aiding in filtering, selecting, and deleting all tweets that could potentially harm one's online presence.
How can the Twitter word filter be used to delete tweets with inappropriate words?
The Twitter word filter on Tweet Deleter enables users to delete tweets containing inappropriate words effortlessly. By setting up specific keywords, users can filter and delete tweets that may be deemed inappropriate, ensuring a cleaner and more professional online presence.
Will it find EVERY profanity?
Our AI will find most of them, but we can't guarantee that some won't slip by.
If you're the type of person that gets particularly creative with their swearing, then we'd recommend you to do a fast search by your favorite expletives, or just do a quick scroll-through of your X posts / tweets. Then just mark the ones that need deletion and get rid of them for good.
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Search X posts / tweets by keywords
Usually, people seek to clear their profile of embarrassing and controversial X posts / tweets. Filter X posts / tweets related to a specific topic quickly and effortlessly by searching by keyword and erase them to make the embarrassing stuff go away forever. Nobody has to know.
Automatic X post / tweet deleting
There are no good reasons to keep old X posts / tweets public on the internet - anyone browsing through them is unlikely to have good intentions. So keep your profile pristine at all times by automatically deleting X posts / tweets once you hit a certain X post / tweet count or time threshold. Or delete them automatically by keywords.
Upload your X / Twitter Archive
You'll need to upload your X / Twitter Archive for TweetDeleter to access your older X posts / tweets. You only need to do it once and once you do, TweetDeleter will be able to delete old X posts / tweets and likes regardless of age and count.