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Twitter account age checker

See exactly when an X account was created, how old it is in years, months and days, and how many posts a day it has averaged. No X account needed.

3 credits a check, from your free Weir credits (5,000 a month, no card).

Reading the numbers

X shows a join month under every bio, but not the day. The profile data behind it carries the full timestamp, so the tool can give the day and count the days since. The post rate is the account's lifetime post count divided by its age, which is a rough average: an account that posted heavily for a year and then stopped shows the same rate as a steady one. For the current rhythm, run the profile analyzer, which reads the last 60 posts.

Accounts created since 2016 also carry their creation time inside the numeric user id, the way post ids do; the tweet ID to date converter can read it without a lookup. To weigh age with the other signs of an automated account, see the Twitter bot checker guide, and to check a whole follower list at once, the fake followers checker.

Questions

How do I check how old a Twitter account is?

Type the username, paste the profile link, or enter the numeric user id, and press Run. The tool shows the day the account was created, its age in years and months, the number of days, and how many posts a day that works out to.

Where does the creation date come from?

From the account's public profile, the same place the "Joined" line under a bio comes from. X shows only the month and year there; the profile data carries the exact date and time, in UTC.

Can I check my own account's age?

Yes, enter your own username. The tool reads the public profile, so it works for any account that is not suspended or deleted, including protected ones.

Is this X's age verification?

No. Age verification is X asking a person to prove how old they are. This tool only reports how long an account has existed, which is public information.

Why does account age matter?

A very new account with many posts, few followers, and a default photo is one of the usual signs of a bot or a throwaway. Age alone proves nothing, so read it together with the post rate and follower count shown next to it.

Why does it need a Weir account?

It reads the profile live from X, which costs a little per lookup, so it runs on your free monthly credits: 5,000 a month, no card. A check uses 3 credits.