X / Twitter Post Replies Exporter
Export X / Twitter post replies to CSV or XLSX
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Export fields
- reply_id
- The unique X / Twitter post identifier for the reply.
- parent_tweet_id
- The identifier of the post or reply immediately above this reply.
- depth
- The reply level relative to the source post: 1 is direct and higher values are nested.
- name
- The display name of the reply author.
- username
- The reply author username without the @ symbol.
- user_id
- The unique X / Twitter identifier of the reply author.
- reply_to_username
- The username of the account that this row replies to.
- is_op
- 1 when the reply author matches the source post author, 0 when not, or blank when unknown.
- date
- The reply publication time in UTC, formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss.
- reply_text
- The full text returned for the reply.
- favorites
- The like count returned for the reply.
- retweets
- The repost count returned for the reply.
- comments
- The reply count returned for this reply row.
- views
- The view count returned for the reply; blank when unavailable.
- author_followers
- The follower count returned for the reply author.
- author_verified
- 1 when the author is verified, 0 when not, or blank when unknown.
- image_urls
- The image URLs attached to the reply.
- status_url
- The canonical x.com URL constructed for the reply.
Common workflows
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Start from one post
Paste a supported X / Twitter status URL to keep the export attached to that post conversation.
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Choose direct or nested replies
Keep the default for direct replies only, or enable nested replies to include deeper levels of the same reply tree.
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Rebuild the reply structure
Download CSV or XLSX and combine parent_tweet_id with depth to relate each reply to its immediate parent.