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To use Twitter advanced search, open x.com/search-advanced and fill in the filters. You can also type search operators into the search box on X.
That search returns posts about NASA with at least 1,000 likes. Xquik keeps the full, tested list of Twitter advanced search operators.

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Use advanced search on X

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Open advanced search

Open x.com/search-advanced, or use the search box on X.
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Add your filters

Fill in your words, accounts and dates. In the search box, type operators instead.
3

Pick Latest or Top

Latest lists the newest tweets first. Top shows the tweets X ranks highest.

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Search operators to copy

The operator list ran each of these examples on X on 2026-10-13.

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Search the tweets of 1 user

Type from: and the username to see only that account’s tweets. Add a keyword to narrow the list.
To limit the dates too, read search tweets by date.

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Run and export the search in Xquik

X shows results on screen only. To keep them, run the same search through the X (Twitter) Advanced Search page.
  • Filter by keyword, account, phrase, date and 65 languages.
  • Add minimum likes, media type, hashtags, cashtags and verified authors.
  • Exclude accounts, then sort by Latest or Top.
  • Export the tweets as CSV, Excel, JSON or Markdown.
You can build and copy a search with no account. Running it on that page needs an Xquik account. Each returned tweet costs 1 credit, USD 0.00015 with pay-as-you-go credits.

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Advanced search questions

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Can I use X advanced search without an account?

Yes. You can build and copy a search on the Xquik page with no account. Running it there needs an Xquik account.

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How do I find tweets from 1 account?

Type from:nasa to find tweets from @nasa. Or fill in the account under the advanced filters.

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Which sort order should I pick?

Latest lists the newest tweets first and suits date-ordered exports. Top shows the tweets X ranks highest.

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How far back does Twitter search go?

X search goes back to March 2006. Read Twitter archive search for old tweets.

Search operators

Every tested Twitter advanced search operator, with 1 example each.

Search tweets by date

Use since and until to read 1 day, month or year.

Search tweets API

Query parameters, filters, cursors, and response fields.

Pricing & billing

Credits per result, plans, and top-ups.