X (formerly Twitter) does not offer a native, built-in way to delete multiple posts at once, so you must use a third-party service or app

Services like TweetDeleter , or TweetDelete allow you to bulk delete posts by date, keywords, or other criteria, but these often require a paid subscription to use their full features.

Using a Third-Party Service

1. Choose a Service: Select a reputable bulk deletion tool such as TweetDeleter, TweetDelete, or Redact.
2. Grant Access: Sign in with your X account and authorize the third-party service to access your profile and posts.
3. Set Parameters: Use the tool's filters to specify which posts to delete, such as by date range (e.g., "all posts older than 2 years"), keywords, or media type.
4. Review and Delete: Preview the posts that will be deleted to ensure you don't accidentally remove something you want to keep, then start the deletion process.

Important Considerations

• Third-Party Apps: Be cautious when using any third-party app to manage your account, as you are granting them access to your data.
• Subscription Costs: Most services that offer advanced features or allow for mass deletion require a paid subscription.
• Download Your Archive: Before you start deleting, you can download your X data archive to have a local backup of your posts.
• No Native Feature: X's help center confirms there is no way to mass-delete posts directly within the platform.