Most Accurate X/Twitter Bot Checker

Our X/Twitter bot checker offers industry-leading accuracy with two detection methods. The free Profile Analysis uses a custom machine learning model trained on 1 million of verified bot and human accounts, providing reliable profile-level analysis with numerical bot scores. The premium Deep Content Analysis, in partnership with X AI, uses real-time X/Twitter search to examine actual tweets, replies, engagement patterns, and coordination signals. Premium analysis provides evidence-based detection with direct links to tweets as proof, allowing you to verify the findings yourself.

Free Profile Analysis: Instant results with GPU-accelerated processing. You'll see the bot scores immediately after submission.

Premium Deep Content Analysis: Takes 15 seconds per account for thorough analysis. The AI searches X/Twitter in real-time, reviews actual tweets and replies, and identifies specific behavior patterns. The extra time is worth it for evidence-based results with direct links to proof.

Suspended, deleted, or not found X/Twitter accounts will be clearly marked in the results table with their status. Bot check scores are only provided for active accounts.

We offer both options. Profile Analysis is free (up to 10 accounts) for signed-in users - check up to 20 accounts at once with instant ML model analysis and numerical bot scores.

Deep Content Analysis is $0.04 per active account and provides advanced AI analysis with real-time tweet review and direct links to evidence. Choose based on your needs: free for quick screening, premium for evidence-based verification.

Yes, you need to be signed in to use the X/Twitter bot checker. This helps us prevent abuse and maintain service quality for all users. You can browse the page without signing in, but checking accounts requires authentication.

To check if an X/Twitter account is a bot, look for several key indicators: generic profile pictures, lack of personal information in the bio, very high posting frequency, repetitive content, random strings in the username, few followers despite many tweets, and automated-looking replies. Our free X/Twitter bot checker tool analyzes these patterns instantly using AI to give you a bot probability score. Simply enter the username in our tool above for quick detection.

Generally, X/Twitter bots are not verified. However, since X/Twitter introduced paid verification (blue checkmarks), the verification badge no longer guarantees an account is human-operated. While traditional bots rarely have verification, some automated accounts or accounts with bot-like behavior may have purchased verification. A blue checkmark should not be used as the sole indicator that an account is legitimate. Use our bot checker to analyze verified accounts if you suspect automated behavior.

No, 75% or 80% of X/Twitter is not bots. While exact figures are debated, credible estimates suggest that bot accounts represent approximately 5-15% of X/Twitter's active user base. X/Twitter officially maintains that less than 5% of accounts are bots or spam, though independent researchers have estimated higher percentages. The viral claims of 75-80% bot accounts are not supported by evidence from reliable sources. Bot prevalence varies significantly by topic, hashtag, and community.

Yes, bots can be detected using AI-powered tools and machine learning algorithms. Our X/Twitter bot checker uses two sophisticated detection methods:

Free Profile Analysis: Custom ML model trained on thousands of verified accounts analyzes profile-level patterns including follower ratios, tweet frequency, bio characteristics, and behavioral signals to generate precise bot probability scores.

Premium Deep Content Analysis: Leveraging X AI with real-time X/Twitter search to review actual tweets and replies, identifying repetitive content, template usage, coordination with other accounts, and unnatural engagement patterns. Provides evidence-based detection with clickable links to proof.

While sophisticated bots become increasingly difficult to detect, our dual approach combining ML pattern recognition and AI content analysis provides industry-leading accuracy.

Fake X/Twitter accounts typically show these warning signs: stock photos or celebrity images as profile pictures, minimal or generic bio information, created recently, low follower count, following hundreds or thousands of accounts, posting only retweets or links, lack of original content, suspicious external links in bio, usernames with random numbers or characters. Check the account's join date, engagement patterns, and post history. Use our bot detector tool to get an instant AI-powered analysis of suspicious accounts.

Tracing a fake X/Twitter account to its owner is very difficult for regular users. X/Twitter keeps IP addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers private. Law enforcement with proper legal authority can request this information from X/Twitter for criminal investigations. However, you can sometimes identify patterns like similar posting times, content themes, or linked accounts that may reveal connections. For identifying whether an account is fake or a bot without revealing the owner's identity, use our bot detection tool above.

To check if a tweet is botted (artificially boosted by bots), examine the accounts engaging with it. Look for: sudden spikes in engagement, accounts with similar usernames interacting, recently created accounts in replies, generic responses, identical or template-like comments, and unusual like-to-retweet ratios. Check several accounts that liked or retweeted the post using our bot checker tool. If many show high bot probability scores, the tweet is likely being artificially amplified by bots.

Yes, our X/Twitter bot checker offers a free option (up to 10 accounts) for signed-in users. The Profile Analysis uses a custom ML model to check up to 20 accounts at once with instant results and numerical bot scores - perfect for identifying potential bots and fake followers.

For the most accurate detection, our Deep Content Analysis ($0.04 per account) reviews actual tweets and replies using advanced AI with clickable evidence links. This premium option is among the most affordable professional-grade bot detection tools available while offering industry-leading accuracy with verifiable proof.

Identify fake followers by checking for these characteristics: no profile picture or generic images, empty or nonsensical bios, zero or very few tweets, following thousands but have few followers themselves, usernames with random numbers, no engagement with content, created recently in bulk. To efficiently check multiple followers at once, use our bot detector tool. Enter up to 20 usernames and get instant bot probability scores for each account, helping you identify which followers are likely fake or automated.

Real X/Twitter users typically have: unique profile photos, detailed personal bios, varied tweet content including personal thoughts and replies, realistic follower-to-following ratios, account history spanning months or years, natural posting patterns, authentic engagement in conversations, original content mixed with retweets. Check if they respond naturally to others, have a consistent posting schedule that looks human, and show personality in their tweets. Use our bot checker tool to get an AI-powered assessment of any account's authenticity.

The 4-1-1 rule on X/Twitter is a content strategy guideline: for every six posts, share four pieces of relevant content from others, one soft promotion of your own content, and one direct promotional post about your product or service. This ratio helps maintain engagement without appearing overly promotional. Accounts that violate this by posting only promotional content may appear bot-like. This is one of many patterns our bot detection tool analyzes to identify automated promotional accounts.

Scammer profiles often show these red flags: impersonating celebrities or brands with slight username variations, promises of free money or prizes, requests for personal information or payment, urgency tactics pressuring immediate action, poor grammar and spelling, stolen profile photos, links to suspicious external websites, unsolicited direct messages about investments or opportunities. Many scammers use bot accounts to scale their operations. Use our bot checker to verify suspicious accounts, and always report scammers to Twitter/X.