X / Twitter X (Twitter) User Tweets API

Twitter user tweets.

GET/v1/twitter/user/tweets

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GET/v1/twitter/user/tweets

handlerequiredThe public account handle, in the format shown in the example.

Optional parameters (16)

sinceoptionalProvide since in the format shown in the example.stop_at_idoptionalProvide stop at id in the format shown in the example.trimoptionalProvide trim in the format shown in the example.cursoroptionalThe pagination cursor returned by the previous response, if supported.labeloptionalProvide label in the format shown in the example.excludeoptionalProvide exclude in the format shown in the example.brandoptionalProvide brand in the format shown in the example.brand_descriptionoptionalProvide brand description in the format shown in the example.offeroptionalProvide offer in the format shown in the example.judgmentsoptionalProvide judgments in the format shown in the example.dry_runoptionalProvide dry run in the format shown in the example.label_evidenceoptionalProvide label evidence in the format shown in the example.fitoptionalProvide fit in the format shown in the example.goaloptionalProvide goal in the format shown in the example.fit_tokensoptionalProvide fit tokens in the format shown in the example.untiloptionalProvide until in the format shown in the example.

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curl -X GET 'https://socialquery.dev/v1/twitter/user/tweets?handle=elonmusk' \
  -H "x-api-key: $SOCIALQUERY_API_KEY"

Request contract

Parameters

Pass these fields as query parameters. Production requests also require your server-side API key.

handleRequired: The public account handle, in the format shown in the example.
Example: elonmusk
sinceOptional: Provide since in the format shown in the example.
Example: 2026-09-01
stop_at_idOptional: Provide stop at id in the format shown in the example.
Example: 1234567890
trimOptional: Provide trim in the format shown in the example.
Example: false
cursorOptional: The pagination cursor returned by the previous response, if supported.
Example: —
labelOptional: Provide label in the format shown in the example.
Example: —
excludeOptional: Provide exclude in the format shown in the example.
Example: —
brandOptional: Provide brand in the format shown in the example.
Example: —
brand_descriptionOptional: Provide brand description in the format shown in the example.
Example: —
offerOptional: Provide offer in the format shown in the example.
Example: —
judgmentsOptional: Provide judgments in the format shown in the example.
Example: on
dry_runOptional: Provide dry run in the format shown in the example.
Example: 1
label_evidenceOptional: Provide label evidence in the format shown in the example.
Example: 1
fitOptional: Provide fit in the format shown in the example.
Example: goal
goalOptional: Provide goal in the format shown in the example.
Example: —
fit_tokensOptional: Provide fit tokens in the format shown in the example.
Example: 10
untilOptional: Provide until in the format shown in the example.
Example: —

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