What is the Xarchive Twitter archive explorer?
Xarchive lets you search the Twitter archive via the Wayback Machine, preview snapshots, and export the results in HTML, CSV, or JSON.
Twitter Archive Explorer – View and Export Saved Tweets
Discover, preview, and export Twitter archive snapshots from Xarchive.net in seconds.
Search Wayback Machine CDX data for public tweet captures and export results in HTML, CSV, and JSON.
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Use the tool when you already have a tweet or profile URL. Use the guide cluster when you need a repeatable workflow, better query phrasing, or a clean handoff path for another person.
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Most visits currently land on the tool first. If you also need a repeatable method, jump straight into one of the archive workflows below.
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How to Search Twitter Archives
Searching public Twitter archive data is simple with Xarchive. Enter a tweet URL or Twitter profile link in the search box above, and the tool will scan Wayback Machine records for public snapshots. You can filter results by date range to focus on specific archive entries while preserving the original archive URLs and timestamps.
Export Twitter Archive Records
Once you've found the Twitter archive snapshots you need, Xarchive lets you export archive metadata in multiple formats. Use HTML for review, CSV for spreadsheet analysis, or JSON for research workflows. Each export includes timestamps, source URLs, and archive metadata from the Internet Archive.
Try our Twitter Archive tool, the Reddit Archive version, or the Instagram Archive version.
Need workflows? Browse the Guides Library, the Deleted Tweets hub, or the newsroom verification page.
Wayback Machine Twitter Archive FAQ
How do I export public Twitter archive records?
Enter a tweet or profile URL and select your desired snapshot range. The tool gathers public archive records and lets you export the metadata in multiple formats.
Is the Twitter archive data sourced from Wayback Machine snapshots?
Yes. Xarchive fetches CDX records from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to surface historical Twitter snapshots you can analyze or export.