See who retweeted any tweet

How to see who retweeted a tweet

X shows a retweet count under every post, but getting to the accounts behind it takes several taps and a long scroll. To see who retweeted a tweet, paste its link above. The tool returns one row per account that retweeted it, each with a full profile: name, handle, bio, location, website, follower and following counts, badges, join date and whether the account accepts DMs.

It works on any public tweet, whether it's yours or someone else's. You don't need to log in to X.

A free run shows the first rows of one page. To export the full list to CSV you need a free account, so sign in to export or page through it with the API. Protected accounts don't appear, and the list can come back shorter than the retweet count when X leaves accounts out.

Why retweeters are worth knowing

When someone retweets a post, they're publicly saying it was worth showing their own followers. That makes retweeters useful in a few ways:

• Find your amplifiers. Sort by follower count to see which shares reached the most people.
• Warm outreach. People who retweeted a post in your niche already care about the topic. Check that they accept DMs first.
• Competitor research. The people who retweeted a rival's launch are paying attention to that space right now.
• Say thanks. A short reply to the people who shared your work goes a long way.

Quote tweets aren't retweets and don't appear here. To read what people said, use the Tweet Replies Exporter. For the tweet's own counts, use the X Tweet Lookup.

Export the full list from the API

The same call is available through the API at /docs/tools/x-retweeters. Each call returns one page plus a cursor for the next, so a script or an AI agent can collect every retweeter and filter by bio, followers or DM status.