Type an X username, yours or anyone's. Travel back exactly one month and bring back the post that account wrote on this day, as a 3:4 or 9:16 card ready to post in Navy, Gold, Violet, or Pink.
Cards render locally in your browser from public X posts — no login required.
Type an X username, yours or anyone's. Travel back exactly one month and bring back the post that account wrote on this day, drawn as a 3:4 or 9:16 card ready to post.
@dotey posted 3 times that day. The card shows the most viewed, putting posts before replies. Click any post below to feature it on the card:
What's the secret to staying consistent on X? Build in public, reply to people you genuinely admire, and ship one small tool every week.
Just shipped a fresh update to our X analytics dashboard — canvas card exports now run 100% locally in your browser.
Totally agree — organic replies always beat scheduled threads when you're starting out.
Likes, reposts and views are today's totals, and the profile photo is the current one: X does not keep the old ones.
When an account didn't post on the exact target date, X Time Machine adapts automatically:
Nothing that day, but something within 30 days. The card shows the closest post, stamped with how early or late it is.
Nothing for 30 days either side. The card becomes a missing poster: when the account was last seen posting, its last words, and a modest reward.
If the account started posting after that day, the card goes to its very first post, stamped Day one.
Type your own or any public X username — no X login or password required — and click Go back one month.
Calculates the exact date one calendar month back in UTC (clamping shorter months automatically, e.g. 31 March becomes 28 or 29 February).
Excludes reposts and picks the most viewed original or quote post ahead of replies, while listing every post from that day alongside the card.
Switch between Post 3:4 and Story 9:16 in Navy, Gold, Violet, or Pink, then download the PNG or copy directly to post on X.
Yes. There is no account to create and nothing to pay. Both card formats, the PNG download and the share link are all free.
No. X Time Machine does not ask for your X password or access to an X account. It only reads public account information.
It can read any public account. Private accounts cannot be read. Please share results respectfully.
Then the time machine lands on the closest post within 30 days, stamped with how early or late it is. If there is nothing for a whole month either side, the card becomes a missing poster with the last time the account was seen posting.
X keeps only the current numbers and the current profile photo. The post text and timestamp are from a month ago; the counts are what that post has gathered since.
The most viewed post of the day, with original posts and quotes ahead of replies. All posts of that day are listed next to the card, and you can click any of them to put it on the card.
