Wipe Your Entire Threads History at Once
Five content types, one run, nothing left behind on your Threads account. Redact clears your posts, replies, reposts, quotes, and likes together while your name, your followers, and the account itself stay exactly where they are. Save a full archive of your data to your computer first, so the only thing you actually lose is the audience.
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Deletion Mode
Why wipe your Threads history?
A full wipe is the clean slate people usually want when they think about deleting the account, without any of the cost.
Reset the profile, keep the account
Deleting the account costs you your handle, your followers, and your DMs. Wiping just your history costs nothing but the history itself. Same fresh start, none of the collateral damage.
Five content types, one run
Posts, replies, reposts, quotes, and likes all clear together in a single job. No juggling five separate cleanups, no keeping a checklist, and no wondering a week later what you missed.
Your memories stay yours
Turn on the local archive and everything is saved to your device before it's removed. You keep the full record of your years on Threads; the internet just stops holding a copy for the public to see.
Five cleanups' worth of tapping, skipped
Doing this manually means five separate slogs, one per content type, each one item at a time. A full account would take days of it. Redact runs the whole thing as a single job.
Wipe everything, or almost everything
Check every box and leave the filters blank for a full wipe. Or keep the filters in play, so the wipe skips a date range you want to preserve, or only clears content matching certain keywords.
- Posts
- Replies
- Reposts
- Quotes
- Likes
Things to delete *
Select what you want to delete
Decide what survives the wipe
The same filters that make a surgical cleanup possible are what you leave blank for a total reset. Posts, replies, reposts, and quotes share one filter set; likes carry the date and keyword filters only.
Date range
Leave it on all time for everything, or fence off the years you want to survive the wipe.
Keywords to delete
Turn the wipe into a topic sweep by naming the words that should decide what goes.
Keywords to preserve
The safety net for a full wipe: anything containing a preserved phrase is skipped, on every content type.
Content types
Uncheck any of the five types to leave that part of your account standing.
Local archive
Switch the archiver on and every item is written to your own device before it's removed.
Pick how the wipe runs
Preview
The wipe, rehearsed. All five content types line up so you can see the full scope before it's real.
Deletion
The actual reset. One run clears posts, replies, reposts, quotes, and likes while you watch.
Review and Delete
A slower, surer wipe. Walk the queue and pull anything out before it goes for good. It needs the local archive turned on, which is the default.
Schedule
A slate that stays clean. New activity that matches your rules gets cleared run after run.
How to wipe your whole Threads history with Redact
One job, five content types. The only real decision is whether you want an archive of it first.
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Download Redact for free
Download for your device →Install Redact on your computer. The Threads tools run in the desktop app on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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Connect your Threads account
Open Redact, choose Threads, and sign in. Your login goes straight to Threads from your machine and never touches a Redact server.
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Turn on the local archive
In settings, enable the archiver before you start. Every item Redact removes is written to your own device first, so a full wipe still leaves you with the complete record.
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Check all five types and clear the filters
Select Posts, Replies, Reposts, Quotes, and Likes, and leave the date range on all time with no keywords set. That queues everything on the account.
- Two tabs, one job: posts, replies, reposts, and quotes live under Delete Posts, and likes have their own tab. Redact works through both in the same run.
Heads up: Threads is a Premium platform. Redact's Free plan covers Twitter/X, Reddit, Discord, and Facebook, so you can try the app on one of those before you upgrade.
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Preview the full scope, then run it
Preview first so you can see exactly how much is about to go, then start the deletion. Add a Schedule afterwards if you want the account to stay empty going forward.
A full wipe that stays private
Redact runs on your device and talks to Threads directly from there. Your login and your content never pass through a Redact server, and the local archive keeps a copy on your machine before anything is removed.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Check all five content types, leave the filters blank, and Redact queues everything on your account. Posts, replies, reposts, quotes, and likes clear in one run.
Closing the account is done through Threads itself, and it takes your handle and followers with it. Wiping your history with Redact gets you the clean slate while the account stays yours. If you do plan to close it, clearing and archiving your content first means you keep your own copy.
Yes. Uncheck any content type you want to keep, or use the date range and keyword filters to carve out what the wipe should skip. Preview shows you exactly what's queued before anything happens.
Yes. Turn on the local archive and Redact saves your content to your device before it's removed. The archive lives on your machine, not on a Redact server.
No. Deletions on Threads are permanent. That's exactly what Preview mode and the local archive are for: check the queue and save your copy before you confirm.
The same as any other Threads job, since the whole service sits behind a paid plan. Plans are listed on the pricing page, and Twitter/X, Reddit, Discord, and Facebook are the platforms you can clean up without one.
Yes, and the scale changes nothing. Every request goes straight from your computer to Threads, and the archive of what was removed is written to your own disk.
More Threads features
Delete Threads Posts in Bulk
Bulk delete your original Threads posts, filtered by date, keyword, image, or likes.
Delete all Threads Replies
Clear the replies you've left under other people's posts, in bulk or by date and keyword.
Delete all Threads Reposts
Un-share every repost on your profile in one run, while the original posts stay with their authors.
Delete all Threads Quotes
Delete the quote posts you wrote while the posts you quoted stay with their authors.
Delete all Likes on Threads at Once
Bulk unlike your entire Threads like history, or filter it down by date and keyword.