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Twitter Bulk Downloader

Extension Actions

How to install Open in Chrome Web Store
CRX ID
leabbalanjneehdhhgagffkmgplndmcc
Status
  • Live on Store
Description from extension meta

Download multiple tweets from any user as images or Excel spreadsheet

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Twitter Bulk Downloader
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Twitter Bulk Downloader – Chrome Extension Listing Description
Download hundreds of tweets as high-quality screenshots or CSV in seconds!
Twitter Bulk Downloader is the fastest and most reliable way to save tweets from any public profile. Perfect for researchers, archivists, content creators, journalists, or anyone who wants to preserve Twitter/X conversations offline.
Key Features:

Bulk Screenshot Download: Capture up to 3200 tweets as beautiful, full-resolution PNG images – exactly as they appear on screen.
One-Click ZIP Export: All screenshots automatically packed into a single ZIP file for easy sharing and storage.
CSV Export: Download tweet data (text, date, likes, retweets, links) in spreadsheet-friendly CSV format.
Smart Scrolling: Automatically scrolls through timelines to load and capture older tweets.
Repost Filtering: Focuses on original tweets and replies – skips reposts for cleaner results.
Progress Tracking: Real-time progress bar and notifications keep you updated.
Safe & Private: Runs entirely in your browser – no data sent to servers, no login required beyond your normal Twitter session.

Why Choose Twitter Bulk Downloader?

No API limits or rate restrictions
Works on public profiles without authentication hassles
Preserves formatting, images, videos (as static frames), and threading
Lightweight and fast – built for large downloads

Whether you're archiving important threads, collecting research data, or saving memorable conversations, Twitter Bulk Downloader makes it simple and efficient.
Note: Works best when logged into X.com for full timeline access. Respects Twitter's terms – for personal and research use only.
Install now and start preserving Twitter history today!