Mass Unfollow Twitter/X Accounts
Your following list is years of impulse taps: brands you bought from once, people you met at a single event, accounts that went quiet or went weird. It shapes your whole feed and quietly tells Twitter/X who you are. Twitter/X only lets you unfollow one tap at a time. Redact bulk removes the list, so you can unfollow everyone at once or filter it down to specific types of accounts and keep the rest.
Free for your last 30 days of tweets, replies & likes.
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Who Do You Want to Unfollow?
Select which accounts to unfollow
Follower Count Range
Only unfollow accounts with a follower count in this range
Who you follow says more about you than you realize
Who you follow is not just background static. It builds your entire feed, it builds your profile in other people's eyes, and it builds a track record that reaches well beyond Twitter/X into ad targeting and even visa screening.
It builds your Twitter/X feed
Every follow is a signal to the algorithm. A following list stacked with accounts you stopped caring about years ago is exactly why your timeline sometimes feels like someone else's. Trimming it lets you rebuild a feed around who you actually follow now.
People actually look at your following list
Your following list is public, and a follow often reads as an endorsement, even when it was just curiosity. Friends, employers, dates, and total strangers scroll it and draw conclusions from the accounts next to your name. Old follows you would never choose today are still on display for anyone to judge.
It feeds data brokers with your interests
Advertisers and data brokers treat your follows as interest tags, bucketing you for targeting and profiling based on the accounts you follow. A leaner list hands them less to work with.
It can follow you across a border
US visa and immigration screening now includes a social media review, with some applicants asked to set their profiles to public. Who you follow is part of that record. Cleaning house is one less thing to explain.
Unfollow everyone at once, or do a calculated cleanup
Leave the filters open and Redact unfollows your whole following list. Or narrow it to exactly who you're done with, and protect the handles that matter with a preserve list.
Narrow the batch by account type: non-followers, accounts you muted, protected accounts you can't even see, and verified or unverified accounts. Keep the big accounts with a follower threshold, run a Preview, then start the run.
This trims who you follow. It doesn't remove your followers or touch your tweets. Mass unfollow is a premium feature.
- Unfollow everyone
- Filter by account type
- Follower-count threshold
- Preserve list
Who Do You Want to Unfollow?
Select which accounts to unfollow
Follower Count Range
Only unfollow accounts with a follower count in this range
Target exactly the accounts you want
Leave every filter blank and Redact queues your whole following list. Or stack these to carve out an exact slice:
Accounts that don't follow you back
Clear out the non-mutuals while keeping the accounts that follow you in return.
Muted and protected accounts
Drop the accounts you already muted, plus protected accounts you can no longer even see.
Verified or unverified
Keep the verified accounts and cut the rest, or the other way around.
Follower-count threshold
Set a minimum follower count to keep the big accounts and unfollow everyone below it.
Preserve list
Name the handles that should never be unfollowed and Redact keeps them, even on a full sweep.
Mass unfollow, step by step
Twitter/X has no bulk unfollow, so by hand this is hundreds of taps. Redact runs the whole list for you, and always lets you look before you leap.
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Download Redact for free
Download for your device →Install Redact on your device. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus iOS and Android.
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Connect your Twitter/X account
Open Redact, choose Twitter/X, and link your account securely. Your credentials are sent straight to Twitter/X and never touch a Redact server.
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Open the advanced form
Switch to the advanced form and choose the Unfollow Accounts tab, then set your filters or leave them blank for everyone.
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Run a Preview first
Preview is a dry run that shows exactly who would be unfollowed without touching anything. Always start here, especially on a full sweep.
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Start it
Kick off the run and Redact unfollows the batch, pacing inside Twitter/X's rate limits. Give it up to a day to fully reflect on your profile.
Unfollowing in bulk is one-way. There is no undo button; to follow someone again you would do it by hand. That is exactly what Preview is for, so use it before a big run.
Your following list never leaves your device
Redact talks straight to Twitter/X from your computer or phone, so your following list and your login never pass through a Redact server. It takes only the access it needs to do the unfollowing, and you can disconnect Twitter/X the moment you're done.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Twitter/X has no native bulk unfollow, so by hand it is one tap at a time. Leave every filter blank and Redact unfollows your whole following list in one run, or narrow it down and keep anything on your preserve list.
No. Unfollowing only trims the accounts that you follow. The people who follow you stay your followers; this feature does not touch your follower list or your tweets.
No notification is sent when you unfollow someone. It simply removes them from your following list. If your account is public they can still see your posts; they just will not show up in your feed.
Yes. Filter by accounts that are not following you back, plus muted, protected, verified, or unverified accounts, and set a follower-count threshold to keep the big ones. Mix the filters to target exactly the dead weight.
Yes. Add them to your preserve list and Redact will never unfollow them, even on a full sweep.
No. Unfollowing in bulk is one-way, so to follow someone again you would do it by hand. Run a Preview first to see exactly who is queued before anything happens.
Bulk unfollow is a premium feature. You can download Redact and try it out, and many Twitter/X cleanups like clearing posts or likes are free to start, but running your following list in bulk sits on the paid plans.
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