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Most liked tweets finder

See the most liked posts of any public X (Twitter) account, for all time or for one year, ranked by likes with reposts, views and links. No X account needed.

About 21 credits a run, from your free Weir credits (5,000 a month, no card).

How the ranking works

X's search has a Top order, which is its own ranking by engagement. The finder asks for an account's posts in that order, keeps the ones the account wrote, and sorts them by like count. That takes one search, so the answer comes back in about a second. The like counts are the ones on X at the moment you run it.

For the method behind an exact list, and the most liked posts on all of X, read our guide to the most liked tweets. To study how an account posts rather than its best posts, the profile analyzer reads its recent posts and the engagement calculator turns counts into a rate.

Questions

How do I find someone's most liked tweets?

Type their @username, or paste their profile link, and press Run. The finder asks X for the account's top posts and sorts them by likes, with reposts, replies, views and a link to each. Add a year after the name, such as @NASA 2024, to rank one year only.

Can I find my own most liked tweet?

Yes, the same way: enter your own username. Your account must be public. For your complete history, including posts X no longer ranks, download your X archive and open it in the Twitter archive viewer, which searches every post you ever made and saves them as a CSV you can sort by likes.

Is the ranking exact?

It ranks the posts X returns as the account's top results, about 20 of them, by their like counts today. X chooses those candidates by its own engagement ranking, so a post it does not surface can be missing. For an exact all-time list, the guide to most liked tweets shows how to step through like thresholds with the API.

Does it count reposts of other people's posts?

No. Only posts written by the account are ranked. A repost carries the original author's like count, so it is left out.

What does a run cost?

About 21 credits: 1 credit per post and 1 for the call, on Weir's free plan of 5,000 credits a month with no card.

Why does it need a Weir account?

It reads the posts live from X through Weir's API, which costs a little per post, so it runs on your free monthly credits. Sign-up takes a minute and needs no X account.