Can you download more than 3200 tweets of your own?
Twitter’s API has a default restriction that allows access to the most recent 3,200 tweets from any user’s timeline.
This limitation applies whether you’re using a third-party tool or querying the API directly. As a result, if an account has tweeted more than 3,200 times, the older tweets won’t be accessible through standard methods.
“The user Post timeline endpoint is a REST endpoint that receives a single path parameter to indicate the desired user (by user ID). The endpoint can return the 3,200 most recent Posts, Retweets, replies, and Quote Tweets posted by the user.”
So, any method claiming to let you download more than 3,200 tweets that belong to someone else may not be that trustworthy or secure!
Why Does the Limit of 3,200 Tweets Exist?
This restriction is primarily intended to manage data usage, ensure fair use, and maintain platform performance.
But here is some good news: You can also download the last 3,200 tweets of any public Twitter account.