> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.xquik.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How to Use Twitter Advanced Search Filters on X

> Use Twitter advanced search on X with filters or typed operators. Copy tested searches by account, phrase, date and likes, then export the matching tweets.

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.xquik.com/llms.txt).

To use Twitter advanced search, open
[x.com/search-advanced](https://x.com/search-advanced) and fill in the filters.
You can also type search operators into the search box on X.

```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light","dark":"github-dark"},"languages":{"custom":["/languages/bash.json","/languages/csharp.json","/languages/go.json","/languages/java.json","/languages/javascript.json","/languages/kotlin.json","/languages/php.json","/languages/python.json","/languages/ruby.json","/languages/typescript.json"]}}
nasa min_faves:1000
```

That search returns posts about NASA with at least 1,000 likes. Xquik keeps the
full, tested list of
[Twitter advanced search operators](https://github.com/Xquik-dev/x-twitter-advanced-search).

## Use advanced search on X

**1. Open advanced search**

Open [x.com/search-advanced](https://x.com/search-advanced), or use the search box on X.

**2. 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.

## Search operators to copy

| You want | Search |
| - | - |
| Tweets from 1 account | `from:NASA` |
| Replies to an account | `to:NASA` |
| Mentions of an account | `@NASA` |
| An exact phrase | `"climate change"` |
| Either of 2 words | `tesla OR rivian` |
| A word without another word | `jaguar -car` |
| A hashtag | `#photography` |
| A stock or coin cashtag | `$TSLA` |
| A language, by its 2-letter code | `ramen lang:ja` |
| Tweets with at least 1,000 likes | `nasa min_faves:1000` |
| Tweets with an image or video | `nasa filter:media` |
| Tweets from verified accounts | `nasa filter:verified` |
| Tweets without replies | `nasa -filter:replies` |
| Tweets from a date onward | `from:NASA since:2026-10-01` |

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

## 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.

```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light","dark":"github-dark"},"languages":{"custom":["/languages/bash.json","/languages/csharp.json","/languages/go.json","/languages/java.json","/languages/javascript.json","/languages/kotlin.json","/languages/php.json","/languages/python.json","/languages/ruby.json","/languages/typescript.json"]}}
from:NASA mars
```

To limit the dates too, read
[search tweets by date](https://docs.xquik.com/guides/search-tweets-by-date.md).

## 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](https://xquik.com/en/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.

## Advanced search questions

### 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.

### 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.

### Which sort order should I pick?

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

### How far back does Twitter search go?

X search goes back to March 2006. Read
[Twitter archive search](https://docs.xquik.com/guides/twitter-archive-search.md) for old tweets.

> [card] [Search operators](https://github.com/Xquik-dev/x-twitter-advanced-search)
>
> Every tested Twitter advanced search operator, with 1 example each.

> [card] [Search tweets by date](https://docs.xquik.com/guides/search-tweets-by-date.md)
>
> Use since and until to read 1 day, month or year.

> [card] [Search tweets API](https://docs.xquik.com/api-reference/x/search-tweets.md)
>
> Query parameters, filters, cursors, and response fields.

> [card] [Pricing & billing](https://docs.xquik.com/guides/billing.md)
>
> Credits per result, plans, and top-ups.


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