X (Twitter) API

X data.
Keep the conversation in view.

Read public profiles, tweets, timelines and communities. Keep posts and their context together in your app.

PUT IT TO WORK

What will you build?

Three ways to use X (Twitter) data.

YOUR FIRST REQUEST

List an X (Twitter) user's public tweets.

Collect posts from the accounts you cover for an editorial reading list.

  1. 01
    Add your API key

    Set SCRAPEATLAS_API_KEY in your environment.

  2. 02
    Choose your input

    Use the sample request as a starting point.

  3. 03
    Work with the JSON

    Send the result to your app, sheet or research tool.

Request and response fields
QUICKSTART / API EXAMPLES
# ScrapeAtlas · use your customer API key
export BASE_URL="https://api.scrapeatlas.com"

curl --get "$BASE_URL/v1/twitter/user-tweets" \
  -H "x-api-key: $SCRAPEATLAS_API_KEY" \
  --data-urlencode "handle=example"
GET/v1/twitter/user-tweetsJSON response

Use your ScrapeAtlas API key. Replace the sample input with your own.

GETTING STARTED

A few practical details.

API key setup
How do I make a request?

Create a ScrapeAtlas API key, send it in the x-api-key header, and pass the endpoint’s request fields. The example above is ready to adapt to your own input.

What does the response contain?

Read public profiles, tweets, timelines and communities. Keep posts and their context together in your app. Each endpoint’s reference shows its response fields and a JSON example.

Can I use this from an AI assistant?

Yes. Connect ScrapeAtlas through MCP to use X (Twitter) tools from your assistant. You can also call the same API from your own scripts or the CLI.