X (Twitter) Shadowban and Visibility Checker
Compare how an X profile, search results, recent posts, and replies appear from the account owner, another account, and while logged out.
Account to check
Enter your username and add a unique phrase and target post URL if necessary.
Generate with Ctrl/Command + Enter
Record visibility
Open each link and record what is visible as the account owner, from another account, and while logged out.
Points to check:
Please use the "Latest" tab to check the search results on other accounts. If you are logged out and unable to search, select "Unable to confirm."
| Item | Check link | Account owner | Another account | Logged out |
|---|
Overall result
Not enough information to assess
About this tool
This diagnostic aid records X profile, search, and reply visibility using the same procedure in each environment, helping you avoid conclusions based on a single result.
Features
- Check profile, user search, latest posts, unique phrases, replies, and direct URLs
- Compare results as the account owner, from another account, and while logged out
- Assess possible visibility restrictions step by step without treating them as confirmed
- Copy the check report or save it as JSON
How to use
- Enter the X username to generate check links.
- Open each link and check the Latest tab in search results as well.
- Repeat the same checks from another account and while logged out.
- Record each result, then save the overall assessment and notes.
Limitations
- This is not an official X service and cannot confirm a shadowban or an internal reach restriction.
- X search results vary by login state, Safe Search, blocks and mutes, region, indexing delay, and personalization.
- Browser security restrictions prevent Develop Tools from reading X search results or the contents of another tab automatically.
- Avoid repeating searches in quick succession. If content is not visible, wait and check again under a different viewing condition.
Privacy: Your input and check results are processed only in the browser and are not sent to or stored on Develop Tools servers or any external assessment API. Opening a check link communicates directly with X.