X (Twitter) Profile Scraper

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Pull the full public profile of any X (Twitter) account — no login required. Run it on one handle or thousands at once and get clean, structured data ready for spreadsheets, dashboards, or your CRM.

What you get

For every profile:

• Identity — username, display name, account ID, join date, profile URL
• Bio & links — description text, location, website, and every link in the bio
• Audience metrics — followers, following, tweets, media, likes, listed count
• Verification & status — Blue verified, legacy verified, protected account, the exact verification reason text
• Affiliate badge — when an account is affiliated with another (e.g. @cybertruck → @Tesla), you get the parent name, link, and badge image
• Media — high-resolution profile picture and banner image URLs
• Pinned tweets — IDs of every pinned post on the profile
• Quality signals — default-avatar flag and possibly-sensitive content flag

Free tier vs. paid

Free runs are capped to help cover data costs:

• 3 usernames per run (extra entries are skipped with a warning)
• 3 runs per day (UTC)
• 30-minute wait between runs

Upgrade to any paid plan on the actor's pricing page to lift all three limits — paste in any number of usernames and run as often as you need.

Use cases

• Influencer research — vet creators, verify follower counts, and spot affiliate relationships
• Lead generation — extract bio links and websites from a target list of accounts
• Competitor & audience analysis — track follower growth and engagement footprint over time
• Data enrichment — append X profile data to existing CRM or marketing lists
• Brand monitoring — find verified vs. unverified accounts using your brand name

How to use

1. Paste a list of usernames — handles (elonmusk), @-prefixed (@elonmusk), or full URLs (https://x.com/elonmusk) all work.
2. Choose how many profiles to fetch in parallel (default 5).
3. Run the actor — results appear in the Dataset tab and can be exported to JSON, CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets.

Output sample

{
"username":"elonmusk",
"userId":"44196397",
"name":"Elon Musk",
"description":"...",
"descriptionUrls":[...],
"location":"",
"website":null,
"followersCount":239962322,
"followingCount":1323,
"tweetsCount":102111,
"mediaCount":4475,
"likesCount":225544,
"listedCount":168711,
"isBlueVerified":true,
"isVerified":false,
"isProtected":false,
"defaultProfileImage":false,
"possiblySensitive":false,
"professionalType":"Creator",
"verificationReason":"This account is verified because it's an affiliate of @X on X.",
"affiliateLabel":{
"description":"X",
"url":"https://twitter.com/X",
"badgeUrl":"https://pbs.twimg.com/..."
},
"profileImageUrl":"https://pbs.twimg.com/.../71U1ftM3_400x400.jpg",
"profileBannerUrl":"https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_banners/...",
"pinnedTweetIds":["2051008281041330277"],
"createdAt":"2009-06-02T20:12:29.000Z",
"profileUrl":"https://x.com/elonmusk",
"scrapedAt":"2026-05-04T..."
}

Not getting the results you expect?

If profiles return errors or come back empty, switch the proxy group from Datacenter (default) to Residential in the input. Residential proxies are slower and more expensive but far less likely to be rate-limited or blocked by X.

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• X (Twitter) Quote Tweets Scraper — Every quote tweet of a post with engagement
• X (Twitter) Followers & Following Scraper — Full followers and following lists, no login
• X (Twitter) List Members Scraper — Members or followers of any public list
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