Export, keep and read your saved posts
Practical guides to export X/Twitter bookmarks and likes, choose record formats, keep offline media and install Xkeeps.
Bookmark export guides
How to export X (Twitter) bookmarks
Export your own X bookmarks with Xkeeps. Choose JSON, CSV or Markdown, save selected media, and check what your archive actually includes.
How to export your own X (Twitter) likes
Save your own liked posts locally with Xkeeps. Keep likes separate from bookmarks, choose export formats, and understand partial collection coverage.
Read X bookmarks offline with text, avatars and media
Build an offline X bookmark archive: understand JSON versus saved media, open the included HTML viewer, and verify images and videos without internet.
X bookmark export: JSON vs CSV vs Markdown
Choose the right X bookmark export format: JSON for restoration, CSV for spreadsheets, Markdown for reading, and saved media for offline images or video.
Incremental or full X bookmark update: which should you use?
Choose an incremental or full Xkeeps update. Understand new versus refreshed records, snapshot history, and why original post dates are not bookmark dates.
Install and update Xkeeps in desktop Chrome
Install the free Xkeeps local Chrome extension from its ZIP. Load the correct folder, preserve archive data when updating, and check the release version.