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Free Retweets: 10 on Your Tweet Every 6 Hours
- 10 retweets every 6 hours
- no password
- Your account or post has to be public.
This page adds 10 free retweets to a public tweet, once every 6 hours. A retweet, now called a repost inside the app, is the action that puts your post on somebody else's timeline, and the count sits under the tweet for everyone to read.
The repost icon, the two arrows in a loop, is the one X counts as amplification. A tweet with a visible repost number reads as something people thought worth passing on, which is a different signal from a like and is why the figure is the one arguments get measured by.
This service sends 10 reposts to the tweet whose link you paste, once every 6 hours. It is a free trial run of a paid service: the provider reposts from its own side, which means your account stays untouched and your password is never asked for.
A repost and a quote are not the same action. This request sends plain reposts, with no comment attached, so nothing is written in your name and no text appears anywhere alongside your tweet.
How it works
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Open the tweet you want reposted
Pick the exact post rather than a reply in the same conversation. Each one has its own link and its own repost counter.
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Copy its link
Use the share icon under the tweet and choose "Copy link", or copy the address bar while the tweet is open in a browser.
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Verify and send
Complete the security check and press send. The result screen shows a request ID, which is what we ask for if a delivery needs checking.
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Come back after 6 hours
The reposts arrive in batches and the counter under the tweet moves as they land. A new request for the same post opens once the wait is over.
What you should know
- Plain reposts only. No quote tweets, no added comment and no text written anywhere in your name.
- The tweet must be on a public account. Protected accounts cannot be reposted by anybody who does not already follow them.
- 10 reposts arrive per request, gradually rather than in one jump.
- Deleting the tweet removes the reposts with it, since they point at a post that no longer exists.
- Reposts are separate from views, likes and replies. Only views have another service on this site.
- A new request for the same tweet opens after 6 hours, and X can undo reposts from accounts it closes.
Used up today's quota? Our sister site TikyFree runs the same free service with a separate daily limit: free Twitter Retweets on TikyFree.
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All Twitter (X) servicesFrequently asked questions
Is a retweet the same as a repost?
Yes. X renamed the action but the counter is the same one, and people still search for it as a retweet, which is why this page uses both words.
How many retweets per request and how often?
10 per request, with a new request available for the same tweet every 6 hours. Both figures are read from the live settings of the system.
Will anything be written in my name?
No. These are plain reposts without a comment, so no text is published anywhere and nothing appears as though you wrote it.
Does it need my X password?
Never. The public tweet link is the only input, nothing is installed, and nobody logs into your account at any stage.
Can I get quote tweets instead?
No. Quotes carry written text, and custom text is not part of this free service. Only plain reposts are sent.
My tweet is a reply. Can it still be reposted?
Yes, as long as the account is public. Copy the link of that specific reply, because each post in a conversation has its own counter.
The repost count went down. What happened?
When X closes an account, its reposts disappear too, so part of any batch can fall away. Nothing is resent, but you can ask again once the 6 hour wait ends.