If you’re looking to clean up your Twitter history and remove all tweets containing images, Redact.dev offers a fast, reliable, and user-friendly solution. This guide will walk you through every step of the process so you can confidently delete all tweets with images while keeping control over your digital presence.
Why Delete Tweets with Images?
Tweets with images may contain personal or outdated information you’d rather not leave online. Whether it’s to declutter your timeline or protect your privacy, removing image tweets in bulk is a smart way to manage your online identity.
Step-by-Step Guide to Delete Tweets with Images Using Redact.dev
Download the Redact.dev application for your operating system. (located in the top right)
Step 2: Connect Your Twitter Account
Open the Redact.dev app and log in to your Twitter account securely.
Grant the necessary permissions for Redact.dev to access your tweets. This allows the tool to locate and manage your image tweets.
Step 3: Use Filters to Identify Tweets with Images
Navigate to the Twitter section in Redact.dev.
Select the “Delete Tweets” option.
Under that you will see the option to delete “Tweets with an image”
Step 4: Preview Your Tweets
Review the filtered tweets with images in the preview panel.
Confirm that you’ve selected the tweets you want to delete.
Step 5: Delete Tweets in Bulk
Once satisfied with your selection, click the “Start Deletion” button.
Redact.dev will begin the deletion process, and you can track progress in real-time.
Step 6: Confirm the Cleanup
Once the process is complete, log into your Twitter account to verify that the tweets with images have been removed.
What to do when you need to delete images in bulk
If you want to delete over 1k retweets, we recommend requesting your Twitter archive and importing it into Redact’s desktop app for a smoother experience. Please note that importing files is a Premium feature and isn’t available for free users.
Using the app, you’ll be able to delete tweets within Twitter’s allowed threshold. However, for older tweets, you might encounter issues unless you import the archive file.
Tips for Managing Your Twitter History
Schedule Regular Cleanups: Use Redact.dev’s scheduling feature to periodically remove unwanted tweets.
Archive Your Data: Before deleting, download an archive of your Twitter data to keep a personal backup.
Stay Secure: Avoid posting sensitive information or images in future tweets.
Why Choose Redact.dev?
Redact.dev is the ultimate tool for anyone looking to maintain their online privacy. With powerful filters, bulk deletion options, and easy-to-use features, it’s never been easier to manage your Twitter history.
Take control of your Twitter presence today with Redact.dev. Clean up your image tweets in just a few clicks
Delete All Tweets With Images FAQ
X lets you remove posts one by one. There is no single remove all switch for every image post at once. Large archives need organized batches or a helper tool.
Original posts with attached images, replies with images, quote posts that include images, and some embeds that X treats as media. Direct Messages are separate.
Deleting the tweet removes that post and its attached media from your profile and common views. External copies or screenshots outside X can remain.
Open Redact and choose X. Select Posts as the target and enable the media filter for Images. Combine with dates, keywords, mentions, and domains. Run a Preview, confirm matches, then execute deletion.
Yes. Use whitelists for usernames, phrases, hashtags, and link domains you want to keep. Add keyword rules and limit by date ranges like Before, After, Between, or All Time.
Yes. Save your image filter and enable Disappearing Mode to run daily, weekly, or monthly. Redact applies your rules and removes new matches automatically.
No. Removing posts does not change followers, lists, custom feeds, or account settings.
Yes. Quote posts that include images count as media posts. They can be filtered and deleted alongside standard image tweets when targeted.
No. Redact runs on your device and uses the minimum access required to execute actions. You can disconnect X from Redact at any time.
Yes. Use domain filters to match specific sites and combine them with the Images media filter. Add keywords for further precision.
Redact batches actions and spaces requests to respect limits. For years of posts, run by month or by keyword and schedule several passes for stability and complete coverage.
If you want a private record, request an archive before large deletions. Store it offline or in encrypted storage so you can reference it later.
Yes. Create a profile in Redact for pre screening, enable the Images filter with strict keywords and dates, approve a Select and Delete batch, then save a schedule for ongoing control.
Start with Preview, confirm a small Select and Delete batch, verify results, then widen date ranges. Keep whitelists for accounts, hashtags, and phrases you want to preserve.
You can download Redact for free and start with recent activity. Redact uses passwordless sign in with secure email codes. You can disconnect at any time and upgrade later for all time cleanups and schedules.
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