Twitter Replies Viewer
Sorsa Replies Viewer opens the replies to any public X (Twitter) post: top, newest or most liked first, ready to save as CSV. Free, no sign-up.
The post’s replies appear here, top replies first, each with who wrote it.
The field takes a post link from x.com or twitter.com, or the post’s ID.
How to see all replies to a post on X
Paste the post’s link into the field above and press Show replies. Sorsa Replies Viewer lists the post’s public replies, top replies first, each with who wrote it and how many follow them. Nothing to install.
A reply’s link works too: the viewer then lists the replies to that reply.
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 replies
The first 20 replies load in a few seconds, top replies first.
- 3
Sort, open, save
Switch to Newest or Most liked, open a reply’s own replies, save the list as CSV.
Sort replies by top, newest or most liked
X lets you sort a post’s replies three ways, and the viewer reads them the same three ways. It opens on Top; switch any time above the list.
Top
The order X shows first: the replies it ranks most relevant, from likes, replies and who wrote them.
- Northwind Cycle WorksOn range in winter: expect about 15% less…1.2K likes
- Urban Mobility NotesThis is the bike our new bike lanes…640 likes
- Bram de VriesFinally someone designed a folding bike…410 likes
order_by: RelevanceNewest
The latest replies first. Follow a conversation as it happens, or catch what came in since you looked.
- Jo WhitfieldSaving this for payday.2m
- Hana SatoHow loud is the motor? My last e-bike…6m
- The OkaforsTwo kids, one stroller, a third-floor flat…11m
order_by: RecencyMost liked
The replies people agreed with most. The quickest read of how a post landed.
- Northwind Cycle WorksOn range in winter: expect about 15% less…1,240
- Foldable LifeThe photo of it folded under the café table…1,105
- Ines MoreauFinally a folding bike that doesn’t weigh…972
order_by: Likes
Replies to a reply
A reply that has replies of its own shows how many. Open them, and the viewer reads that reply’s conversation the same way. Pasting a reply’s link works too.
Why X counts more replies than you see
The number under a post counts every reply made to it. Some of them no one can read:
- Hidden by the author
- Authors can hide replies to their own posts. A hidden reply leaves the thread for everyone.
- Filtered by X
- Replies X rates as likely spam wait behind Show probable spam, or never appear.
- From protected accounts
- Only the followers their owner approved can read them.
- Deleted
- They stay in the count for a while after they’re gone.
The viewer lists every reply X makes public, and says how many that is out of the count.
Reply counter
1,846replies
- Listed publicly
- Hidden by the author
- Filtered by X
- From protected accounts
- Deleted
X’s own buttons, from Show more replies to the hidden-replies icon, are in our guide to how to see comments on X.
Are your own replies hidden from other people? The Twitter Shadowban Test walks you through a two-minute check.
Export replies to CSV
Download CSV saves the replies on screen as a spreadsheet: one row a reply, ready for Excel, Google Sheets or a script.
author_usernamewho repliedauthor_nametheir display namefollowershow many follow themverifiedtrue or falsetextthe replycreated_atwhen, in UTClikesits likesrepliesits own replieslinkthe reply on X
| author_username | followers | text | likes |
|---|---|---|---|
| northwind_cycleworks | 182400 | On range in winter: expect about 15% less… | 1240 |
| urban_mobility_notes | 128000 | This is the bike our new bike lanes… | 640 |
| tall_rider_problems | 2980 | Finally someone designed a folding bike… | 410 |
The file holds the replies on screen. For every reply of a long thread, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
What people use it for
Research
Whole discussions with authors, reach, time and likes, for content analysis, sentiment coding or network studies.
Brand monitoring
Who answered your launch or a complaint, how big their audience is, and which replies people agreed with.
Moderation
Read a thread before you step in: the newest replies first, the biggest accounts named.
Giveaways
See who replied to a giveaway post. To draw a fair winner from the replies, use the Twitter Giveaway Picker.
Replies, reposts and quotes
People 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.
Replies
Answers in the thread, with the words people chose.
You’re hereReposts
Shares to their own followers, with no words added. Who reposted is public.
Twitter Retweeters ViewerQuotes
Shares with their own words on top, often where the real debate happens.
Twitter Quote Tweets ViewerThe post itself
Its views, likes, bookmarks and labels, and the account behind it.
Twitter Viewer
In the answer above, the post’s reposts and quotes open their tool with the same post.
Every reply of a post through the API
The viewer shows 20 replies in each order. Sorsa API returns the whole conversation as clean JSON: POST /comments gives 20 replies a request, each with its author’s full profile, and next_cursor leads to the next 20 until the last one.
POST /commentsA post’s replies, 20 a request, by relevance, recency or likesPOST /tweet-infoThe post itself, with every countPOST /retweetersWho reposted it, 20 accounts a requestPOST /quotesIts quotes, 20 a requestGET /check-commentDid one account reply? For giveaways and campaigns
New replies on a schedule
Ask for the newest replies (order_by Recency) every few minutes and keep the ones newer than the last you saved: one request a check covers up to 20 new replies.
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 /comments in the API playground and page through every reply.
No credit card, and they never expire.
Your first 100 requests are free: about 2,000 replies, no card.
import requests
URL = "https://api.sorsa.io/v3/comments"
H = {"ApiKey": "YOUR_API_KEY"}
body = {"tweet_link": "1985200000000000101", "order_by": "Recency"}
replies = []
while True:
page = requests.post(URL, headers=H, json=body).json()
replies += page.get("tweets", [])
if not page.get("next_cursor"):
break
body["next_cursor"] = page["next_cursor"]Questions about the Twitter replies viewer
Reading replies
How can I see the replies to a post on X?
Paste the post’s link into Sorsa Replies Viewer above. It lists the post’s public replies, top replies first, each with its author and their followers.
Is the replies viewer free?
Yes. It runs in any browser with no sign-up. To read every reply of long threads, Sorsa API gives you 100 free requests to start.
Does the author know I read the replies?
No. Reading a post’s replies here sends the author no notification.
Can I sort replies by newest or most liked?
Yes. The viewer opens on Top, X’s own order; switch to Newest or Most liked above the list. In Sorsa API the same three orders are order_by Relevance, Recency and Likes.
Can I see the replies to a reply?
Yes. A reply with replies of its own shows how many; open them, and the viewer lists that reply’s conversation. Pasting a reply’s link into the field works too.
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 it can’t show
Why can’t I see all the replies to a tweet?
Some replies are hidden by the author, filtered by X as likely spam or written by protected accounts, and deleted replies stay in the count for a while. The viewer lists every reply X makes public and shows how many that is out of the count.
Can I see hidden replies?
No. Replies the author hid, and replies X keeps behind Show probable spam, aren’t public, so no viewer can list them.
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. Replies, reposts and quotes are public, and each has its own list.
Can I read the replies to a protected account’s posts?
No. A protected account’s posts and their replies are only for the followers its owner approved.
Can I see the replies someone wrote to other people?
Yes, in the Twitter Viewer: open the account and switch to its Replies tab. This page reads the replies to one post.
Export and the API
Can I export the replies to a tweet?
Yes. Download CSV saves the replies on screen with author, followers, text, time, likes and link. For every reply of a long thread, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
How many replies do the 100 free requests read?
About 2,000: POST /comments returns 20 replies a request, and the 100 free requests never expire.
Is there an API for a tweet’s replies?
Yes. POST /comments on Sorsa API returns a post’s replies, 20 a request, by relevance, recency or likes, each with its author’s profile, from $0.07 per 1,000 replies.
Can I track new replies to a post?
Yes, by asking on a schedule: request the newest replies every few minutes and keep the ones you haven’t seen. Each check is one request for up to 20 new replies.
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 reply to the posts you follow
Sorsa API reads a post’s whole conversation, 20 replies a request, newest first when you only want what’s new: from $0.07 per 1,000 replies. 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 can I see the replies to a post on X?
Paste the post’s link into the field above and press Show replies. Sorsa Replies Viewer lists the post’s public replies, top replies first, each with who wrote it and how many follow them. 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 repliesThe first 20 replies load in a few seconds, top replies first.
- 3Sort, open, saveSwitch to Newest or Most liked, open a reply’s own replies, save the list as CSV.
A reply’s link works too: the viewer then lists the replies to that reply.
Can I sort replies by newest or most liked?
X lets you sort a post’s replies three ways, and the viewer reads them the same three ways. It opens on Top; switch any time above the list.
TopThe order X shows first: the replies it ranks most relevant, from likes, replies and who wrote them.
- Northwind Cycle WorksOn range in winter: expect about 15% less…1.2K likes
- Urban Mobility NotesThis is the bike our new bike lanes…640 likes
- Bram de VriesFinally someone designed a folding bike…410 likes
order_by: Relevance
NewestThe latest replies first. Follow a conversation as it happens, or catch what came in since you looked.
- Jo WhitfieldSaving this for payday.2m
- Hana SatoHow loud is the motor? My last e-bike…6m
- The OkaforsTwo kids, one stroller, a third-floor flat…11m
order_by: Recency
Most likedThe replies people agreed with most. The quickest read of how a post landed.
- Northwind Cycle WorksOn range in winter: expect about 15% less…1,240
- Foldable LifeThe photo of it folded under the café table…1,105
- Ines MoreauFinally a folding bike that doesn’t weigh…972
order_by: Likes
Replies to a reply
Yes. A reply with replies of its own shows how many; open them, and the viewer lists that reply’s conversation. Pasting a reply’s link into the field works too.
Why X counts more replies than you see
The number under a post counts every reply made to it. Some of them no one can read:
Reply counter
1,846replies
- Listed publicly
- Hidden by the author
- Filtered by X
- From protected accounts
- Deleted
Hidden by the author
Authors can hide replies to their own posts. A hidden reply leaves the thread for everyone.
Filtered by X
Replies X rates as likely spam wait behind Show probable spam, or never appear.
From protected accounts
Only the followers their owner approved can read them.
Deleted
They stay in the count for a while after they’re gone.
The viewer lists every reply X makes public, and says how many that is out of the count.
X’s own buttons, from Show more replies to the hidden-replies icon, are in our guide to how to see comments on X.
Are your own replies hidden from other people? The Twitter Shadowban Test walks you through a two-minute check.
Export replies to CSV
Download CSV saves the replies on screen as a spreadsheet: one row a reply, ready for Excel, Google Sheets or a script.
| author_username | followers | text | likes |
|---|---|---|---|
| northwind_cycleworks | 182400 | On range in winter: expect about 15% less… | 1240 |
| urban_mobility_notes | 128000 | This is the bike our new bike lanes… | 640 |
| tall_rider_problems | 2980 | Finally someone designed a folding bike… | 410 |
The 9 columns
author_usernamewho repliedauthor_nametheir display namefollowershow many follow themverifiedtrue or falsetextthe replycreated_atwhen, in UTClikesits likesrepliesits own replieslinkthe reply on X
Yes. Download CSV saves the replies on screen with author, followers, text, time, likes and link. For every reply of a long thread, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
What people use it for
- ResearchWhole discussions with authors, reach, time and likes, for content analysis, sentiment coding or network studies.
- Brand monitoringWho answered your launch or a complaint, how big their audience is, and which replies people agreed with.
- ModerationRead a thread before you step in: the newest replies first, the biggest accounts named.
- GiveawaysSee who replied to a giveaway post. To draw a fair winner from the replies, use the Twitter Giveaway Picker.
This post’s replies, reposts and quotes
People 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.
- RepliesAnswers in the thread, with the words people chose.You’re here
- RepostsShares to their own followers, with no words added. Who reposted is public.Twitter Retweeters Viewer
- QuotesShares with their own words on top, often where the real debate happens.Twitter Quote Tweets Viewer
- The post itselfIts views, likes, bookmarks and labels, and the account behind it.Twitter Viewer
In the answer above, the post’s reposts and quotes open their tool with the same post.
Every reply of a post through the API
The viewer shows 20 replies in each order. Sorsa API returns the whole conversation as clean JSON: POST /comments gives 20 replies a request, each with its author’s full profile, and next_cursor leads to the next 20 until the last one.
Your first 100 requests are free: about 2,000 replies, no card.
Get 100 free requestsNo credit card, and they never expire.
New replies on a schedule
Ask for the newest replies (order_by Recency) every few minutes and keep the ones newer than the last you saved: one request a check covers up to 20 new replies.
Every reply in Python
import requests
URL = "https://api.sorsa.io/v3/comments"
H = {"ApiKey": "YOUR_API_KEY"}
body = {"tweet_link": "1985200000000000101", "order_by": "Recency"}
replies = []
while True:
page = requests.post(URL, headers=H, json=body).json()
replies += page.get("tweets", [])
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 /comments in the API playground and page through every reply.
Questions about the Twitter replies viewer
Reading replies
How can I see the replies to a post on X?
Paste the post’s link into Sorsa Replies Viewer above. It lists the post’s public replies, top replies first, each with its author and their followers.
Is the replies viewer free?
Yes. It runs in any browser with no sign-up. To read every reply of long threads, Sorsa API gives you 100 free requests to start.
Does the author know I read the replies?
No. Reading a post’s replies here sends the author no notification.
Can I sort replies by newest or most liked?
Yes. The viewer opens on Top, X’s own order; switch to Newest or Most liked above the list. In Sorsa API the same three orders are order_by Relevance, Recency and Likes.
Can I see the replies to a reply?
Yes. A reply with replies of its own shows how many; open them, and the viewer lists that reply’s conversation. Pasting a reply’s link into the field works too.
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 it can’t show
Why can’t I see all the replies to a tweet?
Some replies are hidden by the author, filtered by X as likely spam or written by protected accounts, and deleted replies stay in the count for a while. The viewer lists every reply X makes public and shows how many that is out of the count.
Can I see hidden replies?
No. Replies the author hid, and replies X keeps behind Show probable spam, aren’t public, so no viewer can list them.
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. Replies, reposts and quotes are public, and each has its own list.
Can I read the replies to a protected account’s posts?
No. A protected account’s posts and their replies are only for the followers its owner approved.
Can I see the replies someone wrote to other people?
Yes, in the Twitter Viewer: open the account and switch to its Replies tab. This page reads the replies to one post.
Export and the API
Can I export the replies to a tweet?
Yes. Download CSV saves the replies on screen with author, followers, text, time, likes and link. For every reply of a long thread, Sorsa API returns them 20 a request.
How many replies do the 100 free requests read?
About 2,000: POST /comments returns 20 replies a request, and the 100 free requests never expire.
Is there an API for a tweet’s replies?
Yes. POST /comments on Sorsa API returns a post’s replies, 20 a request, by relevance, recency or likes, each with its author’s profile, from $0.07 per 1,000 replies.
Can I track new replies to a post?
Yes, by asking on a schedule: request the newest replies every few minutes and keep the ones you haven’t seen. Each check is one request for up to 20 new replies.
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 reply to the posts you follow
Sorsa API reads a post’s whole conversation, 20 replies a request, newest first when you only want what’s new: from $0.07 per 1,000 replies. Your first 100 requests are free.
Get 100 free requestsNo credit card, and they never expire. 6B+ requests served since 2022.