Scrape a Advanced X (Twitter) post by URL
Returns structured JSON for a post URL. A fresh scrape usually returns in ~5-45s; if it exceeds the sync window you get a snapshot_id to fetch from /v1/result.
query Parameters
urlThe post URL to scrape (x.com/
fieldsOptional comma-separated list of top-level fields to keep in data.
Scrape a Advanced X (Twitter) post by URL › Responses
Scraped data.
typeurlScrape an X (Twitter) profile by URL or username
Returns structured profile info (id, name, biography, followers, following, posts_count, is_verified, and more). Pass either url or username. A fresh scrape usually returns in ~5-45s; if it exceeds the sync window you get a snapshot_id to fetch from /v1/result.
query Parameters
urlThe profile URL to scrape (x.com/
usernameProfile username as an alternative to url, with or without a leading @ (stripped automatically). The API builds https://x.com/
fieldsOptional comma-separated list of top-level fields to keep in data.
Scrape an X (Twitter) profile by URL or username › Responses
Scraped data.
typeurlScrape recent posts of an X (Twitter) profile by URL or username
Returns the profile's most recent posts as a JSON array. Pass either url or username. A fresh scrape usually returns in ~5-45s; if it exceeds the sync window you get a snapshot_id to fetch from /v1/result.
query Parameters
urlThe profile URL to scrape recent posts from (x.com/
usernameProfile username as an alternative to url, with or without a leading @ (stripped automatically). The API builds https://x.com/
limitMax number of recent posts to return (1-50).
fieldsOptional comma-separated list of top-level fields to keep on each item in data.
Scrape recent posts of an X (Twitter) profile by URL or username › Responses
Scraped data.
typeurlFetch a pending scrape result
Retrieve the result of a scrape that exceeded the sync window, using its snapshot_id.
query Parameters
snapshot_idFetch a pending scrape result › Responses
Result ready.
statussnapshot_iddataScraped record. An array when the snapshot contains multiple records, otherwise a single object.