About
View Deleted Tweets is a single-purpose tool: you enter a public X (Twitter) username, and it tells you which of that account's posts are no longer live, using nothing but what public archives already captured. No login, no extension, no list of tweet URLs to gather by hand.
How it works
- Discover. The handle is matched against archived records, and every post link found is collected.
- Deduplicate. Repeat captures of the same post collapse into one entry, with the number of captures kept.
- Verify. Each post is checked and labelled Deleted, Active, Unavailable, or Pending — a failed check is never reported as a deletion.
- Recover. Where a snapshot is readable, the text, author, and images or video are pulled back into the result.
What you get
A list you can filter by status, media, and archive year; cards with the recovered post and any preserved media; and a one-click export of the results as CSV, or the media as a ZIP. A free preview shows the first results of any search before you decide to unlock the rest.
Who it is for
Journalists checking what a public figure removed, researchers and archivists documenting disappearing posts, teachers and forensic-art students working from real reference material, and anyone who wants to view deleted tweets without a technical setup.
What it cannot do
It only shows what an archive kept. Posts never crawled, private accounts, and snapshots saved without readable content return nothing — the tool marks those records rather than filling the gaps. It also cannot tell you who deleted a post or why.
Contact
Questions, bug reports, or removal requests: support@viewdeletedtweet.cc.