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Export X followers and following lists to CSV, JSON, or XLSX with resumable scanning. X Exporter helps you export Twitter followers list data and export X following list data from profiles you can view in your own X session. Sign in to the extension, then enter a username in the popup and choose Followers or Following to open the list and scan panel. Click Start scanning when the list is ready. You can also open the panel from the download controls inside the corresponding list tabs on X. Download structured user records after scanning. The extension reuses the active list request and follows pagination cursors. You can pause, resume from locally saved progress, or reset a list. Choose CSV, JSON, or XLSX and adjust the request interval. Exported fields include user ID, name, handle, description, location, follower and following counts, profile and avatar links, verification flags, relationship flags, account creation date, and scrape time. After sign-in, Free mode exports up to 300 users per list. Pro mode supports up to 50,000 users per list after subscription setup. X Exporter cannot bypass X visibility limits, rate limits, or account access restrictions. Results may vary when X changes its web interface. For people searching for a twitter web exporter or x exporter, this tool focuses on followers and following lists rather than posts or private messages. X Exporter is independent and is not affiliated with, authorized, endorsed, or sponsored by X Corp.
Sep 29, 2026
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