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wyper vs DeleteTweets: which tweet deleter for which job

DeleteTweets is the most-installed tweet deleter in the Chrome Web Store. wyper Social Cleanup is a smaller tool with a different design goal: it never receives access to your account. Here is what each does, taken from the store listings and our own code, with the gaps on both sides named.

Social Cleanup · last reviewed 2026-09-15

The short answer

DeleteTweets has more installs, a date filter, backup and archive features that wyper does not offer. wyper Social Cleanup runs inside your own logged-in tab with storage and activeTab permissions only, covers Instagram and ChatGPT as well as X, and shows what it will remove before it runs. If you need a date range or an export, choose DeleteTweets. If you want no account handoff and several platforms, choose wyper.

Side by side

Figures from the Chrome Web Store on 15 September 2026; features from the listings and, for wyper, from the shipped code.

DeleteTweetswyper Social Cleanup
Chrome Web Store users20,00012
Store rating3.4 of 5 (205 ratings)5.0 of 5 (4 ratings)
Deletes tweets, retweets, replies, likesYesYes (posts, reposts, replies, likes)
Filter by keywordYesYes, on X posts and replies
Filter by date rangeYesNo
Filter by engagementYesNo
Backup or archive of deleted tweetsYes (per listing)No export, only a counts-only receipt
InstagramNoPosts, likes, comments, followers, direct messages
ChatGPT conversationsNoYes
Runs in your logged-in tab, no OAuthRuns in the browserYes, permissions storage and activeTab only
Preview before deletionNot statedConfirmation with counts, marked list on ChatGPT
Free tierSee listing50 removals a day
PaidSee listingPro 24 USD a month, unlimited, one key for Cleanup and Fact-Check

Where DeleteTweets is the better choice

If your task is "remove everything from before 2021", DeleteTweets does it and wyper cannot: wyper has no date filter. If you want a copy of what you deleted, DeleteTweets lists backup and archive features; wyper only gives you a receipt with counts, never the content. And with 20,000 users and 205 ratings it has a track record that a tool with 12 users cannot show, whatever its stars say.

Read its ratings, though. A 3.4 average over 205 reviews means a meaningful share of users hit problems; the recent reviews say which.

Where wyper is the better choice

wyper is built around one constraint: nothing about your account leaves the browser. It clicks through your own logged-in tab, asks for the storage and activeTab permissions and nothing else, and has no server that could hold your session. If a tool being unable to act without you matters more than convenience, that is the difference.

The second difference is scope. The same extension cleans Instagram (posts, likes, comments, followers in four modes, direct messages) and ChatGPT (conversations, pinned chats skipped). One cleanup habit, three platforms.

Third, control. Runs are paced with a 90-second pause for rate-limit protection, the overlay shows a live counter per category, and on ChatGPT the conversations that will go are marked and numbered before you confirm.

Who needs which

Who needs which: a journalist or job seeker who wants a specific era gone takes DeleteTweets for the date range. Someone who wants to keep an archive takes DeleteTweets. Someone who will not grant a third party access to their account, or who cleans X, Instagram and ChatGPT together, takes wyper. Someone with a handful of posts to remove needs neither and deletes them by hand.

Both tools automate actions inside the platform interface. Neither is an official X feature, and both operate at the account holder's own risk under the platform terms.

Questions

Is wyper a DeleteTweets alternative?
For keyword-based and bulk deletion on X, yes, and it adds Instagram and ChatGPT. It is not a replacement if you need a date-range filter, an engagement filter or a backup of deleted tweets, because wyper has none of those. The honest answer depends on which of these you need, and the table above is meant to settle it in one look.
Does either tool need my X password?
Neither asks for your password. Both run as browser extensions on x.com in a tab where you are already logged in. wyper limits itself to the storage and activeTab permissions and has no server-side access to your account. What DeleteTweets requests is listed on its Chrome Web Store page under permissions; read it before installing.
Why does wyper have no date filter?
Because it has not been built yet, not because of a principle. It is the most requested missing feature and the one place where every competitor is ahead. Until it ships, the keyword filter and the per-category selection are the only ways to narrow a run, and we would rather say that here than have you find out after installing.
Can I undo a bulk deletion with either tool?
No. Deleted posts are gone on X regardless of the tool. DeleteTweets lists backup and archive features that keep a copy before deletion; wyper does not keep content, only a counts-only receipt. Whatever you use, request your X data archive first if you might want the posts later.

Clean X, Instagram and ChatGPT without handing over your account

Social Cleanup runs in your own tab, shows what it will remove and pauses for rate limits. Free for 50 removals a day.

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