Twitter searchTwitter (X) Advanced Search Operators
Twitter (X) advanced search operators are commands you type into the X search bar to filter posts by account, date, words, engagement and media.

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Twitter searchTwitter (X) advanced search operators are commands you type into the X search bar to filter posts by account, date, words, engagement and media.
Twitter searchTo find old tweets on X, search a keyword with a date window, for example "world cup" since:2014-06-12 until:2014-07-14, then open the Latest tab.
Twitter searchTo find viral tweets about a topic, search the topic with a high like threshold and no reposts, for example "remote work" min_faves:5000 -filter:retweets.
Twitter searchOn X search, from:username finds posts an account wrote, to:username finds replies sent to that account, and @username finds any post that mentions it.
Twitter scrapingTo scrape Twitter (X) data in 2026, run an X search query through a scraper such as apidojo's Tweet Scraper V2 on Apify, which returns each matching post as.
Twitter searchX search can't find an old tweet when the post was deleted, sits on a protected, suspended or deactivated account, or when your query's words or dates don't.
Twitter scrapingTo scrape tweets by date range, add since: and until: to the query in the searchTerms input of apidojo's Tweet Scraper V2, and split long periods into.
Twitter scrapingTo scrape tweets by keyword, put the keyword query in the searchTerms input of apidojo's Tweet Scraper V2 on Apify, set sort and maxItems, and run it.
Twitter APIThe Twitter (X) search API is a pair of endpoints that return posts matching a query: recent search covers the last 7 days, and full-archive search reaches.
Twitter searchTo search tweets by likes on X, add min_faves: and a number to your query, for example bitcoin min_faves:1000 for posts with at least 1,000 likes.
Twitter searchTo search tweets by date on X, type your keyword followed by since:YYYY-MM-DD and until:YYYY-MM-DD into the search bar, then open the Latest tab.
Twitter searchTo search tweets from a specific user on X, type from:username into the search bar, followed by any keyword you remember.
Twitter searchsince: returns posts on or after a date, and until: returns posts before a date, so since:2026-01-01 until:2026-02-01 covers exactly January 2026.
X guidesTwitter (X) does not show who blocked you: no list, no notification, no API endpoint.
InstagramA hashtag query costs $0.016 and brings sixty items with it. That allowance is per hashtag, which decides how you should slice a campaign.
InstagramA keyword search costs $0.02 and brings forty profiles. A handle lookup costs $0.01 and brings one. The right choice depends on what you already know.
InstagramInstagram comments are billed per post plus per comment, and reply threads are comments too. The top-level replyCount is your estimate, free.
TikTokTikTok Location Scraper returns posts filed under a place, and not one field in the output names that place. Here is how to keep the provenance.
TikTokTikTok Profile Scraper's since and until mean the opposite of what almost everyone assumes. Swap them and the run returns an empty dataset.
TikTokgetFollowers and getFollowing are both on by default, and each is its own charge on top of the profile lookup. An unconfigured run bills three times.
YouTubeYouTube Comments Scraper returns likeCount as the string "3.4K". Two other YouTube actors return integers. Here is how to handle both without lying.
YouTubePlaylist duration is a guaranteed number, and a hundred videos come free with every query. Summing a curriculum's true running time costs a nickel.
YouTubeOn YouTube Channel Scraper every metric is optional and only identity is guaranteed. A channel with no subscriberCount has not failed, and you paid for it.
Web scrapingWeb scraping is reading a public page and turning it into records. The real decision is whether you write the parser yourself or buy one already written.
Twitter scrapingEvery reply carries the responder's account creation date, follower counts and post history. Here is what those fields can and cannot tell you.
Twitter scrapingA thread that looks busy on X can come back thin from a scrape. Here is how to tell a quiet conversation from a short run, and what the second flow fixes.
Twitter scrapingReplies arrive as a flat list. Two fields, conversationId and inReplyToId, are what turn that list back into the threaded conversation you saw on X.