Twitter / X Post Scraper

Scrape Twitter / X Posts and Engagement Data to a Spreadsheet

Extract tweet text, like counts, retweet counts, reply counts, view counts, author names, and URLs from any Twitter/X timeline or search result. Export to CSV or Excel for social listening and content research.

Each example shows how a live website can become a reviewable dataset inside the DataLens AI scraping workbench.

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What data gets extracted

DataLens automatically detects and extracts these fields from Twitter / X — no selectors, no code, no maintenance.

Tweet TextAuthorLikesRetweetsRepliesViewsDateURL

Decision-ready dataset

What teams can decide with Twitter / X data

Use Twitter / X as a live source for an AI scraping workbench: collect the fields, clean the noisy rows, and turn the result into market, lead, content, or operations evidence.

Spot patterns

Compare listings, reviews, creators, products, or posts across the fields that matter.

Prioritize action

Move from raw rows to ranked opportunities, risks, accounts, or content ideas.

Share proof

Keep the exported file and source context ready for teammates, clients, or follow-up analysis.

How it works

  1. 1

    Open a Twitter/X timeline, search results, or hashtag feed in Chrome.

  2. 2

    Launch DataLens and detect the tweet card fields.

  3. 3

    Scroll to load more tweets and export to CSV or Excel.

Frequently asked questions

Use these questions to decide how a live website becomes an AI scraping workflow.

What Twitter/X data can I extract?

DataLens extracts tweet text, author usernames, like counts, retweet counts, reply counts, view counts, media URLs, and post timestamps from timelines and search results.

Do I need a Twitter API key?

No. DataLens reads the tweet content rendered in your Chrome browser session without requiring developer credentials.

Can I scrape tweets from a specific hashtag?

Yes. Open a Twitter/X hashtag search page and DataLens will detect and extract the visible tweets including engagement metrics.

Can I export to Excel?

Yes. Export Twitter/X post data to CSV, Excel (XLSX), or JSON for social media analysis, reporting, or dataset building.