Browser Extensions guide
How to bulk delete old social media posts
Old posts, likes and replies pile up, and removing them one at a time can take days. These five tools clear a history in bulk, each built for one network: X, Threads, TikTok, Facebook or Bluesky. They share a basic shape. You filter by date or keyword, review what matches, and start a run that works through your history at the pace the platform allows. What separates them is how they reach your account, whether through a browser extension acting inside your logged-in session or an official sign-in that gives the tool access, and how much a free plan covers each day. Deletions are usually permanent, so any of these is worth using slowly the first time.
At a glance
| Project | Good for |
|---|---|
| DeleteTweets | Clearing an X history, including older posts |
| DeleteThreads | Clearing Threads posts through official sign-in |
| DeleteTik | Resetting a TikTok feed or clearing old videos |
| DeleteActivity | Cleaning up a Facebook activity log |
| BskyDelete | Reviewing Bluesky posts before deleting them |
Official sign-in or your own browser session
Two approaches show up here, and the difference matters more than any feature list. DeleteThreads and BskyDelete connect through each network's official sign-in, so you approve access on Threads or Bluesky and never hand over a password. With DeleteThreads, that means the service keeps an encrypted access token on its servers while your authorization is active. BskyDelete's privacy policy says your content is processed in the browser and that the service isn't designed to keep copies of it.
DeleteTweets, DeleteTik and DeleteActivity work differently. Each is a browser extension that acts through the session you're already logged into. None of them asks for your password, and their sites say the cleanup happens on your own computer. The tradeoff is that the extension is driving your account many times over. All three describe pacing their deletions to lower the chance of being flagged, which suggests the networks may not welcome this kind of automation. If losing the account would hurt, start with a small batch.
What to check before deleting anything
Treat every deletion as final. DeleteThreads' terms call deletions permanent, DeleteActivity's FAQ says content generally can't be restored, and DeleteTik's site suggests exporting your history before content is gone. Before a big run, save a record if the tool offers one. DeleteTik and DeleteActivity export lists as CSV or JSON, BskyDelete exports selections to CSV, and DeleteTweets keeps its backups and export on the Pro plan.
Filters are where a cleanup goes right or wrong. A date range alone can sweep up a post you meant to keep. DeleteTweets has a whitelist of exception keywords for pinned or evergreen posts, and BskyDelete shows the matching items and asks for a final confirmation on each batch. DeleteThreads can run rules in the background, such as removing replies older than a month, so read those closely before turning one on.
Then there's the pace, which is set by the networks more than by these tools. DeleteTweets explains that X exposes roughly the most recent 3,200 items to tools and that about 1,000 deletions a day is the practical ceiling, so a long history needs its archive import and several days. Threads caps deletions per app each day, which is why DeleteThreads queues anything over the limit for later. BskyDelete says Bluesky's own limits apply on any plan, so a large cleanup can take more than one session.
Free plan or paid plan
Each tool has a free tier sized for small jobs. DeleteTik allows 10 items a day, DeleteThreads 15, DeleteActivity and BskyDelete 30, and DeleteTweets about 50. If your history is a few hundred items and you aren't in a hurry, a free tier can clear it over a week or two without paying anything.
Paid plans mostly buy volume and convenience. DeleteTweets, DeleteTik, DeleteActivity and BskyDelete each start at $12 a month, with cheaper yearly billing on DeleteTweets, DeleteTik and BskyDelete. DeleteThreads' Pro plan raises the cap to 3,000 deletions a month, so check its current price on the site. A cleanup is usually a one-off job, so a single paid month may be enough, and it's worth canceling once the run is done.
The projects
DeleteTweets
Good for: Clearing an X history, including older posts
A browser extension for X that removes posts, retweets, replies and likes, filtered by date, keyword, handle or engagement. The free plan covers about 50 deletions a day. Pro is $12 a month, or $6 a month billed yearly, and adds unlimited runs, archive import for posts beyond the roughly 3,200 items X exposes, backups and export. It runs in your browser session, so the browser has to stay open until it finishes.
DeleteThreads
Good for: Clearing Threads posts through official sign-in
A web dashboard that signs in through Threads' official OAuth and can select up to 2,000 posts, replies, quotes or reposts at once. The free plan allows 15 deletions a day, and Pro raises that to 3,000 a month with scheduled tasks. Anything over the daily limit waits in a queue. It keeps an encrypted access token on its servers while authorized, and its terms say deletions are permanent.
DeleteTik
Good for: Resetting a TikTok feed or clearing old videos
A Chrome or Edge extension that removes posted videos, favorites, reposts and likes, filtered by date or keyword, with CSV or JSON export. Starter is free for 10 items a day, and Pro is $12 a month or $72 a year. It acts through your logged-in TikTok session without an official API or your password, and the site says content stays on your computer. Automating your own session may conflict with TikTok's rules.
DeleteActivity
Good for: Cleaning up a Facebook activity log
A local Chrome or Edge extension for Facebook posts, comments, likes and eligible messages you sent, with date and keyword filters and an export of what was removed. Starter is free for 30 activities a day, and Monthly is $12 per user. Its privacy policy says Facebook activity is processed locally and stays on your device. Message cleanup only covers eligible messages you sent, so it won't clear both sides of a conversation.
BskyDelete
Good for: Reviewing Bluesky posts before deleting them
A dashboard that signs in through Bluesky's official OAuth and filters posts, likes and reposts by date, like count, repost count or keywords. The free plan allows 30 deletions or unfollows a day. Monthly at $12 or yearly at $60 removes that quota and adds advanced filters, bulk unfollow and export. The privacy policy says content is processed in the browser. The site doesn't say whether deleted posts can be recovered.
How these projects were chosen
Every pick has a published Project Note on this site. Projects were matched to this task from their own public pages, which were checked on November 10, 2026. Prices and limits can change, so confirm them on each site before paying. Nobody can pay for a spot in this guide.
Placement on Project Radar is never paid for, and none of the projects in this guide is sponsored.