How to Find Replies by a Specific User

To find replies written by a specific user on X, search from:username filter:replies and open the Latest tab. Add -to:username to drop their replies inside their own threads, which leaves only their replies to other accounts. You can also open the Replies tab on their profile.

Replies show how an account talks to customers, peers and critics. This guide is part of how to search Twitter replies. Every operator this guide uses is listed in the Twitter advanced search operators reference.

How Do You See Someone’s Replies on X?

You see someone’s replies either on the Replies tab of their profile, or by searching from:username filter:replies, which lets you add keywords and dates. Listed below are the 3 steps for the search method.

1. Type from:username filter:replies -to:username.
2. Press Enter.
3. Open Latest for every reply in time order.

filter:replies keeps only replies, and -to:username removes the replies the account wrote in its own threads (twitter-advanced-search reference).

Examples: Replies by a Specific User

These searches narrow one account’s replies to the ones you need. Replace the handles, words and dates.

Goal	Query
All their replies to others	from:username filter:replies -to:username
Their replies to one account	from:username to:otheraccount
Their replies about a topic	from:username filter:replies refund
Their replies in a date range	from:username filter:replies since:2026-01-01 until:2026-02-01
Their most liked replies	from:username filter:replies min_faves:100
Their self-replies in threads	from:username filter:self_threads
Their original posts, no replies	from:username -filter:replies

The combinations with dates are covered in how to search someone’s tweets by date.

How Do You Read a Conversation Between Two Accounts?

To read both sides of a public conversation between two accounts, search (from:user1 to:user2) OR (from:user2 to:user1). Open Latest and read from the bottom up for time order. The account operators are compared in from: vs to: vs @username on X search.

Why Are Some Replies Missing?

Some of a user’s replies are missing when they replied to a protected account, when the parent post was deleted, or when X filtered the reply from search. Protected and suspended accounts are not indexed (twitter-advanced-search reference). The profile’s Replies tab shows replies in time order and can fill gaps.

How to Export Someone’s Replies With apidojo

apidojo’s Tweet Scraper V2 on Apify collects an account’s replies from the same query, with isReply set on each result, so you can analyse how an account responds. Put the query in searchTerms (Apify).

{
  "searchTerms": ["from:brand filter:replies -to:brand"],
  "sort": "Latest"
}

It costs $0.40 per 1,000 tweets. Timelines that include each post’s replies are covered in how to scrape tweets from a user profile; see the apidojo Twitter Scraper.