Mass Delete Stack Exchange Comments & Posts

Find and delete your posts, comments, answers, and questions on a specific Stack Exchange website or multiple Stack Exchange sites at one time. Redact gives you the flexibility to mass remove Stack Exchange content wherever it lives. Asked some silly questions in 2013 that you don't want future employers to see? Remove it. Gave some answers to questions you wish to retract for one reason or another? It's gone. Made some inappropriate or aggressive comments on other people's question/answer threads? Wipe it from internet history. On the channel selector settings box, you are able to choose which sites to search for content. You're able to select all channels at once or search one channel at a time. The red reset button will undo everything and start at default.

Want to seek out posts or comments that contain specific keywords? Redact will find and delete your Stack Exchange posts according to any words or phrases you've specified. Type your chosen word into the input field and then click the 'Add' button to include it. If you need to remove a word, simply click the 'x' next to the keyword. For removing all words at once, just click the 'Clear All' button.

Where do you want Redact to look for deletable content within the Stack Exchange sites? In the "post type" settings box, you can specify whether you want Redact to search in questions, answers, comment sections, or some combination of the three. The choice is yours, Redact is a flexible search and destroy machine.

To delete anything and everything on your Stack Exchange account, just skip the form, go straight to deletion mode, and click start deleting. Take note that content deletion is irreversible. This is recommended if you want to have a fresh Stack Exchange account rather than making a new one.