Choose how many top X or Twitter posts you want, copy a console snippet, and export the ranked posts as URLs or embed HTML.
Open your X profile, go to Posts, and choose the top or most-liked posts view.
Copy one of the snippets below, open the Console on that X tab with on Mac or on Windows/Linux, then paste it. You can also right-click the page, choose Inspect, and open the Console tab.
The snippet scrolls the ranked timeline and copies the selected number of post URLs or embed blocks.
Most guides for finding top tweets stop at X Analytics, Twitter advanced search, or paid analytics tools. Those methods are useful, but they often leave you manually copying post links one by one. This tool gives you a copyable console snippet for the moment after you have already reached your ranked top-posts view on X.
Open X in a desktop browser, go to your profile, open Posts, and choose the top, best, or most-liked posts view available in your account. X and Twitter language changes often, so people may search for top tweets, top X posts, best tweets, best posts, or most popular tweets and mean the same workflow.
Set the number of posts you want, click Get URL list, then paste the copied snippet into the browser console on the X tab. The snippet scrolls the ranked timeline, extracts unique status links, normalizes them to x.com URLs, and copies a newline-separated list.
The URL-list output works like a lightweight download. Paste it into a spreadsheet, note, document, or archive. If you want to publish the posts inside a blog post, use Get as X embed HTML instead.
Different tools define best tweets differently. Zoho-style reports often sort by Likes, Replies, Retweets, Engagement, and Engagement Rate. X Analytics and social tools may add impressions, link clicks, profile visits, or campaign metrics. This page focuses on exporting the posts after the ranking is already visible.
Advanced search can still be useful when you know the threshold. Queries like from:username min_faves:100, from:username min_retweets:25, or from:username min_replies:10 can surface popular posts. The downside is that you may need to guess the right number, and exporting the results still requires another step.
For republishing, roundups, launch recaps, portfolios, and migration posts, links are not always enough. The embed HTML option creates one Twitter/X embed block per post URL so you can paste the results into a CMS or blog editor that accepts HTML.
Open your X profile, go to Posts, choose the top or most-liked posts view, then use the Memex snippet to copy the ranked post URLs from that page.
Set how many posts you want, copy the URL-list snippet, paste it into the browser console on the X tab, and the snippet copies the top post URLs to your clipboard.
You can use X's own ranked profile view, X Analytics, or advanced search operators like from:username and min_faves. This tool is designed for the ranked profile view.
Use the URL-list snippet to copy a newline-separated list. You can paste that list into a document, spreadsheet, CMS, or archive workflow.
Best tweets usually means posts sorted by likes, reposts, replies, engagement, engagement rate, or impressions. This page focuses on exporting the posts after X has ranked them for you.
Use X's most-liked or top-posts view, or search with operators like from:username min_faves:100. Then copy the Memex snippet to export the visible ranked results.
Yes. Use the X embed HTML option to copy blockquote embed code for each exported post, ready for a blog or CMS HTML editor.
Top posts are ranked by X's interface, most liked tweets focus on likes, and Twitter or X Analytics can show broader metrics like replies, reposts, impressions, clicks, engagement, and engagement rate.
