The same call, from your code.
This tool is one API call. Run the same call from your code, or hand it to your agent.
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Free tool
Free TwitterProfile Viewer
Scrape a Twitter (X) profile's bio, followers and join date.
Free. No account. No API key.
How it works.
Type a username
Type the username of a public account, or paste the profile link. Both x.com and twitter.com links work.
Get the profile
The tool returns the profile's details and its counts.
Read the profile
The page shows the counts in one grid, with the bio above it. Open avatar and Open banner open the images.
What people use it for.
Check an account
Check the follower count and the join date of an account before you reply to it, work with it or cite it.
Find a user ID
Type the username to get the user ID. Use the ID when a tool or a form asks for it, because it does not change.
Track followers
Run the tool each week on your own account or a rival's and write down the follower count.
When you need more.
- Use the APIOne POST request with your key. Every site answers in the same format.
- Use MCPAdd one server to your agent. It finds the right call on its own.
- Use the SDKTypeScript and Python clients, typed, with retries built in.
- Use the CLIRun any call from your terminal and pipe the result into a script.
Questions and answers.
Yes. No account, no card and no API key. A daily limit applies.
No. The tool shows the profile only. It does not list the account's posts. To read one post, use the Tweet Stats tool and paste the link of the post.
The name, the username, the bio, the location, the website, the date the account joined, followers, following, the number of posts, whether the account is verified, and the user ID. It also has links to the profile picture and the banner.
Type the username. The user ID is a number in the result. It stays the same when the account changes its username.
Press Open avatar to open the profile picture in a new tab, then save it with your browser. Open banner does the same for the banner image.
The API reads the numbers when you run the tool. If the same profile was looked up in the last 15 minutes, the API returns the saved answer.
Yes. Send POST /v1/x/profile with username or profileUrl. The response has success, data, creditsUsed and requestId, and data holds userId, username, name, bio, location, website, joinedAt, followers, following, posts, isVerified, verifiedType, avatarUrl and bannerUrl. The endpoint needs no API key. Call x.post for one post and its counts.