Export public user timelines
Fetch posts from a public account by entering its username instead of collecting URLs manually.
X post exporter
Export X posts without copying them one by one
Turn a public X (ex-Twitter) profile or post into a portable Markdown or JSON file. Xport saves fetched results as it works, so long timeline exports can be stopped without losing completed pages.
How it works
- 01
Paste a URL or username
Enter an x.com post URL, twitter.com post URL, or a public @username.
- 02
Fetch and preview
Watch page and post counts update, then inspect text and media links before exporting.
- 03
Download your file
Save readable Markdown or structured JSON for archiving and further processing.
What you get
Keep partial results
Stop a long export after any completed page and download everything already stored.
Preserve useful context
Exports include post text, author metadata, source links, and available media URLs.
Resume after a reload
Background jobs use a durable job ID, allowing an active export to resume in the browser.
Frequently asked questions
What formats can I export X posts to?
Post and timeline results can be downloaded as Markdown or JSON.
Can I export posts from any account?
Xport works with public X (ex-Twitter) content available to its upstream data provider. Private or unavailable content cannot be exported.
Do I lose results if I stop a long timeline export?
No. After at least one page has completed, you can stop the job and export the posts fetched so far as a partial result.
Ready to make a portable copy?
Paste a public X (ex-Twitter) URL or username and preview the result before downloading.