Delete your old posts. Every one, verified.
A Chrome extension that bulk-deletes your own old Reddit posts and comments from your logged-in browser. Preview first, every delete checked, no password and no API keys.
What it does
See the whole history
Scan your profile: posts and comments by year, top subreddits, your most and least upvoted.
Preview before anything goes
Filter by date, keyword, subreddit or score, keep your top N, and see exactly what would be deleted.
100 real deletes
Delete up to 100 items per account, each one checked afterwards and counted only when it's really gone.
Unlimited deletes Pro
No cap, at a calm pace that backs off when the site slows down.
X (Twitter) support Prosoon
The same scan, preview and verified delete for your posts and replies on X.
Archive import Prosoon
Load your Reddit data export to reach everything, not only what your profile still shows.
Keep only recent Prosoon
“Keep only the last 30 days”, run whenever you open it and approve.
Overwrite before delete Pro
Replace a comment's text before deleting it.
Free for the core job. Pay once for more.
The core job
FreeNo account, no time limit, no card.
- See the whole history
- Preview before anything goes
- 100 real deletes
Pro, pay once
SoonOne payment. No subscription, no account. One license activates on up to 3 browsers.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited deletes
- X (Twitter) supportsoon
- Archive importsoon
- Keep only recentsoon
- Overwrite before delete
Checkout opens when Unpost launches.
Checkout by Lemon Squeezy. Lost your key? Email us.
Sends nothing about you
Unpost works inside your own Reddit tab, as you. It never sees your password and has no server, so your posts and the delete log stay on your computer. The only request it makes is the Pro license check: when you activate a key, and at most once a week after, it sends the key to Lemon Squeezy (who sells it) to confirm it's still valid. Free use sends nothing at all.
Filters, progress and the deleted-items log are kept in Chrome's storage for the extension. The log can be exported as CSV.
What it asks Chrome for, and why
- reddit.com (asked when you turn it on). To read your own profile pages and delete what you chose, in your logged-in tab. Not granted at install.
- Scripting and tabs. To run the delete steps in that Reddit tab and show progress.
- Storage. To keep your filters, progress and the local log of what was deleted.
What it can’t do
- Reddit first. X support is planned, not built yet.
- Runs only while the browser tab is open, and Reddit may slow it down.
- It can't delete what Reddit keeps in its own backups, or copies on archive sites.
- Deleting is permanent. Unpost always shows the count and asks before it starts.
- Automated activity can run against a site's terms or trigger a temporary limit. Unpost stays user-started and paced for that reason.
Questions
Something else? Support has the email, lost keys and refunds.