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Popup-driven X/Twitter media exporter with scan filters, CSV dedupe, and ZIP export for images/videos/GIFs. Twitter Media Tweet Exporter helps you collect media posts from any X/Twitter profile quickly and reliably. It scans the latest posts from the profile you’re viewing, finds the most recent tweets with media, and lets you export: - CSV: tweet text, URLs, and media counts - ZIP: images and videos in a single archive, with a manifest and failure report The popup gives you simple controls, clear progress status (scan, resolve, download), and an always-available Stop button. You can close the popup during long runs and reopen it to see the current state. Key Features - Scan up to 100 media tweets per profile - Exclude replies, reposts, and quotes - Export CSV with deduped tweets and clean text - Export ZIP with media files and a manifest - Progress updates for scan, resolve, and download - Stop any run and keep the files already cached - Clear cache for a fresh, clean scan How To Use 1. Open an X/Twitter profile page, and launch the extension. 2. Choose how many media tweets to scan (max 100). 3. Click Scan. 4. The extension resolves media and automatically starts the ZIP download. 5. Use Export CSV if you only want tweet text. 6. Use Stop to halt all actions and keep cached progress. 7. Use Clear Cache to reset all cached media and start a new scan.
Mar 16, 2026
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