Bookmarks
FREENuke every bookmark, or scope to one folder. Filter by date, author or keyword. Back up to JSON + CSV first.
DeleteBookmarkNukeKit bulk-deletes your bookmarks, likes, posts and reposts — with a full backup, a preview you confirm, adaptive pacing that dodges rate limits, and restore if you change your mind. It all runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
> ready. open x.com/i/history
One engine · four endpoints
The same collect → back up → preview → pace → delete pipeline runs against each target. Same safety net, everywhere.
Nuke every bookmark, or scope to one folder. Filter by date, author or keyword. Back up to JSON + CSV first.
DeleteBookmarkBulk-unlike with the same filters, preview and failure log. The full liked set exports before anything is undone.
UnfavoriteTweetDelete your own posts by age, engagement or type. Permanent — so a backup is always forced first.
DeleteTweetUndo old reposts in bulk from your Reposts tab or timeline. Reversible — repost again anytime — with preview and pacing.
DeleteRetweetHow it works
The whole flow is built around one idea: deletions can't be undone, so you review everything — and keep a copy — before anything happens.
NukeKit paginates the live timeline for your chosen target, capturing every record — url, author, text, date — from X's own API.
Before a single deletion, your whole set is exported to JSON and CSV in your Downloads. Irreversible actions always get a safety net.
See the true count and a scrollable pick-list. Uncheck anything to keep. Nothing is deleted until you click Delete all.
Deletions ride X's own rate-limit headers — fast when there's budget, easing off as the window runs low. Resumes if the tab reloads.
Built to be trusted
Most bulk-deleters treat your content as disposable. NukeKit treats every run like it matters — because to you, it does.
> data uploaded ...... none
> runs client-side .... true
> account required .... false
Every fetch is same-origin, riding your existing X session. Your data is never sent to a server. The only network call Pro makes is validating your license key.
Bookmarks, likes and posts all export first. Deleting posts forces a backup you can't skip — because X can never re-create a deleted tweet.
Changed your mind? Re-add bookmarks and likes straight from a prior export — same preview and pacing as a deletion, running in reverse.
Query IDs are captured live from your session, not hardcoded. When X rotates its private API, NukeKit keeps working with no update needed.
Pricing
TweetDelete, Circleboom and Redact all charge you every month. NukeKit is a single lifetime purchase — and bookmarks never cost a thing. Every paid feature starts with a free 50-deletion trial.
FREE TRIAL · 50 deletions across Likes, Posts & Reposts — no signup, nothing to lose.
TRY EVERYTHING BEFORE YOU PAY
The complete bookmark tool. No account, no trial, no upsell that takes it away later.
Add to ChromeThe whole X cleanup suite. One payment, every future target and feature, no subscription — ever.
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Why lifetime beats a subscription
EARLY BUYERS ARE GRANDFATHERED. THE LIFETIME PRICE MAY RISE AS THE SUITE GROWS — YOURS WON'T.
FAQ
No dark patterns, no fine print buried in a modal.
You're deleting your own content through the same private API X's website uses. NukeKit never touches anyone else's account. That said, automating any private API carries some risk — which is exactly why the live query-ID capture makes NukeKit resilient when X changes things.
It's built to make that nearly impossible. You always see a preview and confirm before deleting, backups export first, and deleting your own posts forces a backup you can't skip. You can also restore bookmarks and likes from a backup afterwards.
NukeKit reads X's own rate-limit headers and paces itself — fast when there's budget, slowing as the window runs low, and waiting exactly until reset if it hits the ceiling. Large accounts pause once for the window to refill, then continue automatically.
The entire bookmark tool is free forever: nuke, backup, filters, folders, preview, resume, failure logs. The other targets (likes, posts, reposts) come with a free 50-deletion trial — no signup. Pro removes that limit, plus media archive, advanced selection, presets and restore — as a one-time lifetime purchase, never a subscription.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser against your own session. Nothing is uploaded. The only network request Pro makes is sending your license key to validate it — never your content.
Install NukeKit, open X, and take back the account you actually want. Free for bookmarks — no account, no upload, no catch.
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