Twitter Retweeters Viewer
Sorsa Retweeters Viewer shows who reposted any public X (Twitter) post: the biggest accounts first, each with followers and bio, ready to save as CSV. Free, no sign-up.
The accounts that reposted the post appear here, the biggest first.
The field takes a post link from x.com or twitter.com, or the post’s ID.
How to see who retweeted a tweet
Paste the post’s link into the field above and press Show retweeters. Sorsa Retweeters Viewer lists the accounts that reposted it, the biggest first, each with followers, verification and bio. Nothing to install.
On X itself, sign in, open the post, tap the three dots and choose View post engagements, then Reposts. It works on anyone’s public post and lists the newest 100 accounts: no follower counts, no sort, no export.
No viewer needs your X password, and this one never asks for it.
- 1
Copy the post’s link
In the X app or on x.com, tap Share, then Copy link. A twitter.com link or the post’s number works too.
- 2
Paste it and press Show retweeters
The newest 20 reposts load in a few seconds, the biggest accounts first.
- 3
Sort, check, save
Switch to Newest, open any account on X, save the list as CSV.
What X shows, and what it leaves out
Who reposted a public post is public, whoever wrote it. X still keeps most of the list out of sight:
- The newest 100 only
- X lists up to the most recent 100 people who reposted a post. Older reposters stay in the count and drop off the list.
- Behind a menu
- The list sits behind the post’s three dots, View post engagements, since 2023.
- Protected accounts
- Their reposts count, but only the followers they approved see who they are.
- No numbers, no file
- No follower counts, no sort by audience and no way to save the list.
Sorsa Retweeters Viewer shows the newest 20, sorted by audience. Sorsa API pages past X’s 100, 20 accounts a request, until the list ends.
Reposts of one post
2,310reposts
- Listed
- Counted, not listed
- Protected
The 100 is X’s own figure, from the Repost FAQs in its Help Center.
Find the biggest amplifiers
One repost from an account with 100,000 followers can reach more people than a hundred reposts from accounts with a few hundred each. The viewer puts the big ones on top.
Biggest first
The reposters with the largest audiences first: who carried the post furthest.
- Urban Mobility NotesVerified account@urban_mobility_notes128K
- Marta SilvaVerified account@bike_lane_photographer58.9K
- Foldable LifeVerified account@foldable_life_blog41.2K
Newest
The order X returns them: the latest reposts first, as the post keeps spreading.
- Ines Moreau@rainy_city_cyclist2.1K
- Dario Conti@seven_hills_commuter860
- Urban Mobility NotesVerified account@urban_mobility_notes128K
Who reposted
- Under 1K followers
5 - 1K to 10K
8 - 10K and more
7
347K followers combined
4 of 20 are verified accounts
Beside the list
How the reposters split by audience size, their followers combined and how many are verified: a campaign’s reach in one look.
Both orders sort the accounts already on screen, so switching between them is instant.
Export retweeters to CSV
Download CSV saves the accounts on screen as a spreadsheet: one row an account, ready for Excel, Google Sheets or a CRM.
usernamethe account’s handlenamethe display namefollowershow many follow themverifiedtrue or falsebiowhat the profile saysprofile_urlthe account on X
| username | followers | bio | verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| urban_mobility_notes | 128000 | How cities move, one chart at a time. | true |
| bike_lane_photographer | 58900 | Photographs the city from the bike lane. | true |
| foldable_life_blog | 41200 | Small flats, small bikes, big plans. | true |
The file holds the accounts on screen. For every reposter of a big post, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
What people use it for
Campaign checks
See which accounts shared a launch or a sponsored post, and how big their audiences are.
Giveaways
See who entered by reposting. To draw a fair winner from the reposts, use the Twitter Giveaway Picker.
Influencer outreach
The reposters with large audiences who already like your posts: a warm list to thank or partner with.
Vetting accounts
Followers, bio and the checkmark in one row. For a closer look at an account, run it through the Twitter Bot Checker.
Research
Map how a post spread and which communities picked it up, from a sample or the whole list.
Reposts, quotes and replies
People share and answer a post three public ways, and each has its own list. Likes are a count only: since June 2024, only the author sees who liked a post.
Reposts
Shares to their own followers, with no words added. Who reposted is public.
You’re hereQuotes
Shares with their own words on top, often where the debate happens.
Twitter Quote Tweets ViewerReplies
Answers in the thread, with the words people chose.
Twitter Replies ViewerThe post itself
Its views, likes, bookmarks and labels, and the account behind it.
Twitter Viewer
In the answer above, the post’s replies and quotes open their tool with the same post.
Every reposter of a post through the API
The viewer shows the newest 20. Sorsa API returns the whole list as clean JSON: POST /retweeters gives 20 accounts a request, each with its full profile, and next_cursor leads past X’s 100 to the last one.
POST /retweetersWho reposted a post, 20 accounts a request, newest firstPOST /check-retweetDid one account repost it? Scans 100 reposts a callPOST /check-quotedDid one account quote or repost it?POST /tweet-infoThe post itself, with every count
New reposters on a schedule
Reposters come newest first. Ask every few minutes and stop at the first account you already have: one request a check covers up to 20 new reposters.
One call is one request on any endpoint, failed requests are never charged, and every plan runs 20 requests a second. See Sorsa API pricing.
No code? Paste a post link into /retweeters in the API playground and page through every reposter.
No credit card, and they never expire.
Your first 100 requests are free: about 2,000 reposters, no card.
import requests
URL = "https://api.sorsa.io/v3/retweeters"
H = {"ApiKey": "YOUR_API_KEY"}
body = {"tweet_link": "1985200000000000101"}
reposters = []
while True:
page = requests.post(URL, headers=H, json=body).json()
reposters += page.get("users", [])
if not page.get("next_cursor"):
break
body["next_cursor"] = page["next_cursor"]Questions about seeing who retweeted
Seeing who reposted
How can I see who retweeted a tweet?
Paste the post’s link into Sorsa Retweeters Viewer above. It lists the accounts that reposted it, the biggest first, with followers, verification and bio. On X itself, sign in, open the post, tap the three dots, choose View post engagements and open Reposts.
Can I see who retweeted someone else’s tweet?
Yes. Who reposted a public post is public, whoever wrote it. Paste its link above; on X, its Reposts tab shows the newest 100 to anyone signed in.
Can I see who retweeted my tweet?
Yes. Paste your post’s link and keep Biggest first to see the accounts that carried it furthest. X’s Notifications tab also shows who recently reposted your posts.
Does anyone know I looked?
No. Checking a post’s reposters sends no notification.
Is the retweeters viewer free?
Yes: free, with no sign-up. For whole lists across many posts, Sorsa API gives you 100 free requests to start.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Copy the post’s link from the X app’s Share menu, open this page in any phone browser and paste it.
What X shows
Why can’t I see all the retweets of a post on X?
X lists only the most recent 100 people who reposted a post. Older reposters stay in the count and drop off the list. Sorsa API pages past them, 20 accounts a request.
Why are fewer retweeters listed than the repost count?
Reposts from protected accounts count but aren’t public, and reposts that were undone or whose accounts are gone can stay in the count for a while. This viewer shows the newest 20 a check and says how many X counts; Sorsa API lists the rest.
Can I see who liked a tweet?
No. Since June 2024 only a post’s author sees who liked it; the like count stays public. Reposts, quotes and replies are public, and each has its own list.
Does it show quote tweets?
No: quotes have their own list. In the answer, the post’s quote count opens them in the Twitter Quote Tweets Viewer.
Can I see retweets from protected accounts?
No. A protected account’s reposts are only for the followers its owner approved, so no viewer can list them.
Export and the API
Can I export retweeters to CSV?
Yes. Download CSV saves the accounts on screen with username, name, followers, verified, bio and profile link. For every reposter of a big post, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
How many reposters do the 100 free requests list?
About 2,000: POST /retweeters returns 20 accounts a request, and the 100 free requests never expire.
Is there an API for who retweeted a tweet?
Yes. POST /retweeters on Sorsa API returns the accounts that reposted a post, 20 a request, newest first, each with its full profile, from $0.07 per 1,000 accounts.
How do I check whether one account retweeted a post?
Use POST /check-retweet: it scans 100 reposts a call and pages on, built for giveaways and campaigns. POST /check-quoted tells a quote from a repost.
Do I need an X developer account?
No. One Sorsa API key in the ApiKey header is all it takes: no OAuth, no approval, 20 requests a second on every plan.
Every reposter of the posts you track
Sorsa API lists who reposted any public post, 20 accounts a request with full profiles, past X’s 100 to the last one: from $0.07 per 1,000 accounts. Your first 100 requests are free.
No credit card, and they never expire. 6B+ requests served since 2022.
Account checks
Followers & audience
Posts & conversations
Analytics & creators
For developers
How to see who retweeted a tweet
Paste the post’s link into the field above and press Show retweeters. Sorsa Retweeters Viewer lists the accounts that reposted it, the biggest first, each with followers, verification and bio. Nothing to install.
No viewer needs your X password, and this one never asks for it.
- 1Copy the post’s linkIn the X app or on x.com, tap Share, then Copy link. A twitter.com link or the post’s number works too.
- 2Paste it and press Show retweetersThe newest 20 reposts load in a few seconds, the biggest accounts first.
- 3Sort, check, saveSwitch to Newest, open any account on X, save the list as CSV.
On X itself, sign in, open the post, tap the three dots and choose View post engagements, then Reposts. It works on anyone’s public post and lists the newest 100 accounts: no follower counts, no sort, no export.
What X shows, and what it leaves out
Who reposted a public post is public, whoever wrote it. X still keeps most of the list out of sight:
Reposts of one post
2,310reposts
- Listed
- Counted, not listed
- Protected
The newest 100 only
X lists up to the most recent 100 people who reposted a post. Older reposters stay in the count and drop off the list.
Behind a menu
The list sits behind the post’s three dots, View post engagements, since 2023.
Protected accounts
Their reposts count, but only the followers they approved see who they are.
No numbers, no file
No follower counts, no sort by audience and no way to save the list.
Sorsa Retweeters Viewer shows the newest 20, sorted by audience. Sorsa API pages past X’s 100, 20 accounts a request, until the list ends.
The 100 is X’s own figure, from the Repost FAQs in its Help Center.
Find the biggest amplifiers
One repost from an account with 100,000 followers can reach more people than a hundred reposts from accounts with a few hundred each. The viewer puts the big ones on top.
Biggest firstThe reposters with the largest audiences first: who carried the post furthest.
- Urban Mobility NotesVerified account@urban_mobility_notes128K
- Marta SilvaVerified account@bike_lane_photographer58.9K
- Foldable LifeVerified account@foldable_life_blog41.2K
NewestThe order X returns them: the latest reposts first, as the post keeps spreading.
- Ines Moreau@rainy_city_cyclist2.1K
- Dario Conti@seven_hills_commuter860
- Urban Mobility NotesVerified account@urban_mobility_notes128K
Both orders sort the accounts already on screen, so switching between them is instant.
Who reposted
- Under 1K followers
5 - 1K to 10K
8 - 10K and more
7
347K followers combined
4 of 20 are verified accounts
How the reposters split by audience size, their followers combined and how many are verified: a campaign’s reach in one look.
Export retweeters to CSV
Download CSV saves the accounts on screen as a spreadsheet: one row an account, ready for Excel, Google Sheets or a CRM.
| username | followers | bio | verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| urban_mobility_notes | 128000 | How cities move, one chart at a time. | true |
| bike_lane_photographer | 58900 | Photographs the city from the bike lane. | true |
| foldable_life_blog | 41200 | Small flats, small bikes, big plans. | true |
The 6 columns
usernamethe account’s handlenamethe display namefollowershow many follow themverifiedtrue or falsebiowhat the profile saysprofile_urlthe account on X
The file holds the accounts on screen. For every reposter of a big post, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
What people use it for
- Campaign checksSee which accounts shared a launch or a sponsored post, and how big their audiences are.
- GiveawaysSee who entered by reposting. To draw a fair winner from the reposts, use the Twitter Giveaway Picker.
- Influencer outreachThe reposters with large audiences who already like your posts: a warm list to thank or partner with.
- Vetting accountsFollowers, bio and the checkmark in one row. For a closer look at an account, run it through the Twitter Bot Checker.
- ResearchMap how a post spread and which communities picked it up, from a sample or the whole list.
Reposts, quotes and replies
People share and answer a post three public ways, and each has its own list. Likes are a count only: since June 2024, only the author sees who liked a post.
- RepostsShares to their own followers, with no words added. Who reposted is public.You’re here
- QuotesShares with their own words on top, often where the debate happens.Twitter Quote Tweets Viewer
- RepliesAnswers in the thread, with the words people chose.Twitter Replies Viewer
- The post itselfIts views, likes, bookmarks and labels, and the account behind it.Twitter Viewer
In the answer above, the post’s replies and quotes open their tool with the same post.
Every reposter of a post through the API
The viewer shows the newest 20. Sorsa API returns the whole list as clean JSON: POST /retweeters gives 20 accounts a request, each with its full profile, and next_cursor leads past X’s 100 to the last one.
Your first 100 requests are free: about 2,000 reposters, no card.
Get 100 free requestsNo credit card, and they never expire.
New reposters on a schedule
Reposters come newest first. Ask every few minutes and stop at the first account you already have: one request a check covers up to 20 new reposters.
Every reposter in Python
import requests
URL = "https://api.sorsa.io/v3/retweeters"
H = {"ApiKey": "YOUR_API_KEY"}
body = {"tweet_link": "1985200000000000101"}
reposters = []
while True:
page = requests.post(URL, headers=H, json=body).json()
reposters += page.get("users", [])
if not page.get("next_cursor"):
break
body["next_cursor"] = page["next_cursor"]One call is one request on any endpoint, failed requests are never charged, and every plan runs 20 requests a second. See Sorsa API pricing.
No code? Paste a post link into /retweeters in the API playground and page through every reposter.
Questions about seeing who retweeted
Seeing who reposted
How can I see who retweeted a tweet?
Paste the post’s link into Sorsa Retweeters Viewer above. It lists the accounts that reposted it, the biggest first, with followers, verification and bio. On X itself, sign in, open the post, tap the three dots, choose View post engagements and open Reposts.
Can I see who retweeted someone else’s tweet?
Yes. Who reposted a public post is public, whoever wrote it. Paste its link above; on X, its Reposts tab shows the newest 100 to anyone signed in.
Can I see who retweeted my tweet?
Yes. Paste your post’s link and keep Biggest first to see the accounts that carried it furthest. X’s Notifications tab also shows who recently reposted your posts.
Does anyone know I looked?
No. Checking a post’s reposters sends no notification.
Is the retweeters viewer free?
Yes: free, with no sign-up. For whole lists across many posts, Sorsa API gives you 100 free requests to start.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Copy the post’s link from the X app’s Share menu, open this page in any phone browser and paste it.
What X shows
Why can’t I see all the retweets of a post on X?
X lists only the most recent 100 people who reposted a post. Older reposters stay in the count and drop off the list. Sorsa API pages past them, 20 accounts a request.
Why are fewer retweeters listed than the repost count?
Reposts from protected accounts count but aren’t public, and reposts that were undone or whose accounts are gone can stay in the count for a while. This viewer shows the newest 20 a check and says how many X counts; Sorsa API lists the rest.
Can I see who liked a tweet?
No. Since June 2024 only a post’s author sees who liked it; the like count stays public. Reposts, quotes and replies are public, and each has its own list.
Does it show quote tweets?
No: quotes have their own list. In the answer, the post’s quote count opens them in the Twitter Quote Tweets Viewer.
Can I see retweets from protected accounts?
No. A protected account’s reposts are only for the followers its owner approved, so no viewer can list them.
Export and the API
Can I export retweeters to CSV?
Yes. Download CSV saves the accounts on screen with username, name, followers, verified, bio and profile link. For every reposter of a big post, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
How many reposters do the 100 free requests list?
About 2,000: POST /retweeters returns 20 accounts a request, and the 100 free requests never expire.
Is there an API for who retweeted a tweet?
Yes. POST /retweeters on Sorsa API returns the accounts that reposted a post, 20 a request, newest first, each with its full profile, from $0.07 per 1,000 accounts.
How do I check whether one account retweeted a post?
Use POST /check-retweet: it scans 100 reposts a call and pages on, built for giveaways and campaigns. POST /check-quoted tells a quote from a repost.
Do I need an X developer account?
No. One Sorsa API key in the ApiKey header is all it takes: no OAuth, no approval, 20 requests a second on every plan.
Every reposter of the posts you track
Sorsa API lists who reposted any public post, 20 accounts a request with full profiles, past X’s 100 to the last one: from $0.07 per 1,000 accounts. Your first 100 requests are free.
Get 100 free requestsNo credit card, and they never expire. 6B+ requests served since 2022.