Twitter/X Lists Scraper: Search, Members, Tweets & More! — Twitter/X | Lagic

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This tool extracts comprehensive tweet data from X/Twitter, allowing you to get full tweet text, engagement metrics like likes and retweets, and author details from specific lists or search queries. Use it to monitor conversations within curated communities or track content related to your interests.

This tool specializes in extracting public tweet data from X (formerly Twitter), focusing on content related to specific lists or search terms. Unlike tools that provide list metadata or full user profiles of list members, this scraper delivers the rich detail of individual tweets and their authors, as seen within the tweet context. ### How it works YouYou provide a specific X/Twitter List ID to target a curated community, or a search query to find relevant lists. The tool then processes the identified content, collecting a wealth of information for each tweet. You can define the maximum number of tweets to retrieve, ensuring you get the volume of data you need without excessive processing. ### What kind of data you get The output focuses entirely on individual tweets. For each tweet, you'll receive its full text, unique ID, creation timestamp, and language. More importantly, you'll gain insights into its performance through engagement metrics like the number of likes, retweets, replies, quotes, and even view and bookmark counts. Beyond the tweet itself, the tool provides key details about the tweet's author at the time of posting, including their display name, username, unique ID, profile image URL, a brief description, and their stated location. You'll also see their follower, following, and total tweet counts, along with their account creation date and verification status. For multimedia content, the tool captures details about embedded media (like images or videos), including their URLs, types, dimensions, and durations. It also extracts any hashtags, URLs, or user mentions present in the tweet, and indicates if the tweet is a reply, a quote, a retweet, or contains sensitive content. You can even see if the tweet was eligible for editing and how many edits remained. ### Important Considerations It's crucial to understand that while the tool's input options allow you to specify List IDs or search for lists, the output is always a collection of *tweets*. It does not provide general information about the X/Twitter List itself (such as the list's name, description, or owner) nor does it provide full, standalone user profiles of list members or subscribers. The user information provided is strictly that of the tweet's author as captured in the tweet data.