Export X / Twitter search posts to CSV or XLSX

Export fields

type

The fixed record type, search, for this export.

page

The sequential search result page number that produced the row.

name

The display name of the post author.

username

The post author username without the @ symbol.

tweet_id

The unique X / Twitter identifier for the post.

retweets

The repost count returned for the post.

comments

The reply count returned for the post.

favorites

The like count returned for the post.

is_retweet

1 for a repost and 0 otherwise.

date

The post publication time in UTC, formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss.

tweet_text

The full text returned for the post.

author_followers

The follower count returned for the post author.

author_friends

The following count returned for the post author.

author_favorites

A reserved author likes-count column that is currently blank for this export.

author_statuses

The post count returned for the author account.

author_bio

A reserved author biography column that is currently blank for this export.

author_image

The profile image URL returned for the post author.

author_location

A reserved author location column that is currently blank for this export.

author_verified

1 when the author is verified, 0 when not, or blank when unknown.

tweet_source

A reserved post source column that is currently blank for this export.

image_urls

The image URLs attached to the post.

status_url

The canonical x.com URL constructed for the post.

Common workflows

1. Build the search on X / Twitter

   Open the X / Twitter search page, enter the query and filters you need, then copy the complete search URL.

2. Preserve Top or Latest

   Submit the URL with its current search vertical so the exporter uses Top by default or Latest when the URL selects Latest.

3. Review matched post rows

   Download CSV or XLSX with post text, engagement, available author fields, image URLs, and direct status links.