How to See Who Doesn’t Follow You Back on Twitter

1

Enter your handle.

Or any public account you’re curious about.

2

The checker compares both lists.

Who you follow and who follows you, matched by account ID, so renamed accounts still match.

3

Review the three lists.

Not following back, fans and mutuals. Sort by audience size, download as CSV, and decide on X what to do.

How to See Who Unfollowed You on X

X doesn’t tell you who unfollowed you, and no tool can see unfollows that happened before it started watching. Services that show "your unfollowers" work by saving snapshots of your followers over time.

You can do the same for free, without giving any app access to your account:

  1. Export your followers now with Export Followers.
  2. Export them again later, say a week from now.
  3. Drop both files into the Unfollowers tab above. It lists who left and who’s new, calculated in your browser.
  1. Export today
  2. Export next week
  3. Compare
  4. Unfollowers

Should You Unfollow People Who Don’t Follow Back?

Not always. Many accounts you follow for news, ideas or entertainment will never follow back, and that’s fine. The list is most useful for spotting follow-for-follow accounts that dropped you, inactive accounts, and old follows that no longer matter to you. Sort by followers: big accounts at the top rarely follow back, while small accounts that don’t are often worth a second look.

Unfollow slowly and by hand. Mass unfollowing, especially through automation, can look like platform manipulation to X and get an account limited. That’s also why Sorsa never unfollows for you.

KeepNews, experts and big accounts you follow for what they post.
ReconsiderFollow-for-follow accounts that dropped you, and inactive ones.

Why No Login Matters

No permissions.

Apps that show unfollowers usually ask to read and write on your account. This checker only reads public lists.

No risk of automated actions.

Nothing can follow, unfollow or post as you.

Works for any public account,

not just the one you’re signed in to.

Compare Full Lists With the API

For accounts of any size, fetch both lists with /followers and the following endpoint, at 200 per request, and compare the IDs. An account that follows 5,000 and has 48,000 followers needs about 267 requests: about $0.53 on Pro.

  • 200 accounts per request, both lists
  • 20 requests per second on every plan
  • 100 free requests to start, no card
GET /v3/followersFor developers
import requests

H, B = {"ApiKey": "YOUR_API_KEY"}, "https://api.sorsa.io/v3"

def ids(endpoint, handle):
    params, out = {"username": handle}, set()
    while True:
        page = requests.get(f"{B}/{endpoint}", headers=H, params=params).json()
        out |= {u["id"] for u in page.get("users", [])}
        if not page.get("next_cursor"):
            return out
        params["next_cursor"] = page["next_cursor"]

following, followers = ids("follows", "yourhandle"), ids("followers", "yourhandle")
not_following_back = following - followers

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I see who doesn’t follow me back on Twitter?

Enter your handle above. The checker compares who you follow with who follows you and lists the accounts that don’t follow back, plus your fans and mutuals. No login needed.

Can I see who unfollowed me on X?

X doesn’t show it. Save a follower export today with Export Followers, save another later, and compare the two files in the Unfollowers tab. You’ll see exactly who left and who joined.

Is it safe? Do I need to log in?

You don’t log in or grant any permissions. The checker reads public follower and following lists only, and it can’t act on your account.

Can it unfollow people for me?

No. Sorsa never follows or unfollows on your behalf. Unfollow manually on X, and not in large bursts.

Why does it say my account is too big?

The free check covers accounts that follow and are followed by up to about 1,000 accounts each. Bigger lists need more requests; the page shows the exact cost with a free API key.

Is it free?

Yes. You get 3 free checks a day, and the Unfollowers comparison is unlimited because it runs in your browser.