DeleteThreads

Sooner or later you scroll back through your own Threads history and wince at the old replies and the reposts you'd forgotten. Deleting them by hand, one post at a time, isn't a realistic plan.

DeleteThreads does the clearing-out from a web dashboard. You sign in through Threads' official OAuth and search your posts, replies, reposts and quotes. Filters cover keyword, mention, date and media type. You can select up to 2,000 at once and delete them with a live progress count.

The more useful part is automation. You can set rules by content type, keyword or date range, for example deleting replies older than a month, and the service runs them in the background. Threads limits how many deletions an app can make per day, so anything over the limit goes into a queue and runs on later days instead of failing.

The free Starter plan covers one account and up to 15 deletions a day, and the site says it needs no card. Pro raises the cap to 3,000 deletions a month and adds scheduled tasks, and Advanced covers up to three accounts at 3,000 a month each. On November 9, 2026 the pricing section listed Pro at $12.84 per user a month and Advanced at $16.05, with cheaper annual billing. Payments go through Paddle.

Deletions can't be undone. The terms call every deletion permanent and hold that the service isn't responsible for content lost through your own requests or API errors, so review your filters carefully before a large run. They also make you responsible for following Meta's terms for Threads.

Because it uses Meta's official API and doesn't drive your browser, DeleteThreads keeps an access token on its servers. According to the privacy policy, last updated December 11, 2025, that token is stored encrypted while your authorization is active, post content isn't kept unless you choose to save it, and nothing from Threads is passed to Paddle. DeleteThreads comes from the same maker as DeleteTweets, BskyDelete, DeleteTik and DeleteActivity, and its pages don't name a company.

If your old posts have been nagging at you, the free plan's 15 deletions a day is a low-stakes way to start.