X Mass Unfollow

Yes. Every feature — bulk unfollow, review tools, whitelist, history, CSV import and export — is free and unlimited, with no subscription, paywall or sign-up. The popup and dashboard show a small ad, and donations are welcome but optional.

Add the extension to Chrome, sign in to x.com, then open the extension and scan. It reads your following list from X and shows how many accounts don’t follow you back, and who they are. The scan is read-only: nobody is unfollowed until you say so.

No. It works inside the X session you are already signed into in Chrome. It never asks for your password, never signs in for you, and never sends your X account data to the developer or anyone else.

It sends the same requests X’s own Unfollow button sends, from your own signed-in browser, one at a time with random gaps and regular breaks. If X ever says to slow down, it rests automatically and continues later. If X asks you to verify your account, it stops and waits for you. No one else ever gets your login.

X commonly limits accounts to around 400 follow or unfollow actions a day — about 1,000 with X Premium. The default Balanced speed stops at 400 a day, Safe at 250 and Fast at 1,000, and you can set your own limit in Settings. When the limit is reached, the run rests and continues on its own as the 24-hour window frees up.

Yes. The run is driven by the extension itself, not by the page, so you can browse, switch tabs or close the popup. Keep at least one X tab open — if none is open, the extension opens one in the background. If you quit Chrome, the run pauses; press Resume next time.

Yes. Add anyone to the whitelist with their handle or profile link, or tap the shield next to them; whitelisted accounts are never unfollowed. Keep rules can also keep verified accounts, private accounts, accounts above a follower count, and anyone whose name, handle or bio contains a keyword.

Run a fresh scan — follows change all the time. Add anyone you want to keep to the whitelist; whitelisted accounts are never unfollowed.

Yes. Export the list you are viewing — your non-followers, for example — or just your selection to a CSV file, with each account’s handle, name, profile link, whether they follow you, followers, following, posts, verified and private status, join date and bio. Your whitelist and unfollow history export too.

If X ever rejects direct requests, the extension switches to opening each profile in a background tab and pressing Unfollow there, just like you would. It’s slower, but keeps working.

Press Alt + Shift + S anywhere in Chrome to stop immediately. You can also pause, resume or stop a run from the popup or the dashboard.

X Mass Unfollow is an extension for Google Chrome, version 116 or later, installed from the Chrome Web Store. It works on x.com while you are signed in.