Twitter Auto Unfollow

Unfollow the Twitter profiles you no longer want to follow automatically and at scale, whether it's your followers or Twitter accounts you've followed separately, to streamline the content you see on your Twitter feed and curate a feed in line with your needs. 

This Twitter automation will help you to:

• Auto unfollow profiles you're no longer interested in following.

• Curate your Twitter feed to ensure you see only the content you love.

• Allow you to follow and unfollow profiles by building the perfect workflow with our Twitter Auto Follow Phantom and setting the Phantoms to launch repeatedly.

All of this takes place in the cloud. So what does that mean for you? It means you don't need to have your browser open or computer on for it to work. Get your results on autopilot.

How to auto unfollow on Twitter

This Phantom will automatically unfollow a list of Twitter profiles in just a few easy steps.

1. Connect to your Twitter account using your session cookie
2. Gather the Twitter accounts you want to auto unfollow
3. Launch the Phantom or set it on repeat to start auto unfollowing
4. Keep a record of all the profiles you've auto unfollowed in a resulting spreadsheet

Check out the Tutorial tab for a more detailed guide.

Take note:
The best results come steadily over time, rather than through spamming. Because we care about the safety of your account, we strongly suggest using this Phantom at a moderate rate.
To automate safely and efficiently, we recommend unfollowing a maximum of 50 profiles per day with this Phantom, spread out across several launches within daytime hours.

How to build a follow-unfollow sequence on Twitter

Following profiles is a great way to get your profile and its content noticed, and therefore hopefully gain followers in return and organically grow your profile followers list. However, it doesn't mean you necessarily want to stay following them - you may now want to declutter your feed and improve your following to follower ratio again.

1. Gather the profile URLs of Twitter users you want to follow in a spreadsheet.

2. Set up the Twitter Auto Follow Phantom to launch repeatedly to gradually follow your entire profile list, following a max of 50 profiles per day.

3. Use the Twitter Auto Unfollow Phantom by chaining it to your Twitter Auto Follow, then set it up to Unfollow or Unfollow only if they don't follow you.

4. After the time interval of your choice from when your Follow Phantom first launched (e.g. one week), set the Unfollow Phantom to launch repeatedly at the same frequency and process the same amount of profiles as your first Phantom each day.

This workflow will create a steady Twitter follow-unfollow strategy where you're gradually unfollowing all the profiles you followed, after leaving the perfect time window for them to follow you back. This way, you can grow your own Twitter following organically, all while maintaining a healthy following to follower balance and keeping your feed clean.