Getting started
The first fifteen minutes: install, sign in, and finish one real cleanup.
- How to add an account and run your first cleanup From opening Unpost to the result screen: connect a platform, choose what to delete and start the run. Basics 5 min
- How to sign in, and fix a login that won’t connect Why Unpost opens the platform’s own login page, what to do when it sends you to your browser or keeps loading, and how to reconnect an account. Basics 3 min
- How to add a second account on the same platform Add another login to the same platform, tell the accounts apart, and see what each one keeps to itself. Basics 2 min
- How to remove an account from Unpost Take an account out of Unpost, what that clears on your phone, and when you don’t need to. Basics 2 min
Choosing what to delete
Selections decide what Unpost touches. Get this right and the filters do the rest.
- What Unpost can delete on each platform The list for all eight platforms: posts, comments, likes, messages and more, and what stays online afterwards. Basics 4 min
- How to choose which content types get deleted Read what each option removes, avoid ticking the list-wide ones by accident, and see how a run works through your selections. Basics 4 min
- How to delete one conversation, channel, or server On Discord and Slack, tick only the chats or channels you want, and choose whether threads and reactions go too. Intermediate 4 min
Filters and rules
Date range, keywords, and engagement — how to delete some of it instead of all of it.
- How to delete only a date range Delete only what you posted between two dates and keep the rest: where the setting is, which platforms have it, and what it covers. Intermediate 3 min
- How to delete messages containing a keyword Delete only the messages, posts or comments that contain a word, and leave the rest: where the setting is and how it matches. Intermediate 3 min
- How to keep your best posts and delete the rest Use Content Filters to delete only posts with few likes, comments or views, and keep the ones that did well. Intermediate 3 min
Platform modes
Admin cleanup, data packages, and the flows that only exist on certain platforms.
- How to delete other people's messages as an admin In Discord servers and Slack workspaces you moderate, delete everyone’s messages or only some members’. Advanced 4 min
- How to delete old messages with a data package Reach old content the platform no longer lists: export your data, import it in Unpost and delete from it. On Discord, X (Twitter) and Reddit. Advanced 5 min
- How to unsend your Instagram DMs, and why theirs stay Pick chats on the Dms tab: Unpost unsends the messages you sent, for everyone in the chat. Intermediate 2 min
- Reddit: randomize or delete, what each option does What Randomize Content does to your Reddit posts and comments, what Only unedited content means, and deleting for good with Premium. Intermediate 3 min
Plan and limits
What the free daily cap counts, and how Premium billing works.
- How the free daily limit works, and what “Daily limit reached” means Up to 50 deletions a day on each account, when the count resets, and how it differs from a platform pausing your run. Basics 2 min
- How to upgrade, restore or cancel Premium What Premium changes, how to get it back on a new phone, and where to cancel. Basics 3 min
Troubleshooting
Rate limits, expired sessions, empty results, and runs that stop early.
- What to do when a platform pauses your cleanup The retry countdown during a run, what happens when a platform keeps refusing, the “Paused by” result on Instagram and Facebook, and why waiting a few hours usually fixes it. Intermediate 3 min
- Why a cleanup found nothing or stopped early What each result means (Nothing deleted, Couldn’t finish, Stopped early) and the fix for each. Intermediate 3 min
- Does Unpost need to stay open while it deletes? On Android a run continues in the background; on iPhone keep Unpost open. How to stop a run, and how to pick it up again. Basics 3 min
- How to lower the risk of Instagram locking your account during a cleanup Why Instagram may pause a run or ask you to confirm it’s you, what lowers the risk, and what to do if it happens. Intermediate 3 min
- Why Unpost stops on a rooted phone or emulator Unpost checks with Google Play that the phone and the app haven’t been modified. What fails that check, what you see, and what to do instead. Intermediate 2 min
Plattform-Anleitungen
Eine ausführliche Anleitung pro Plattform — dieselben Artikel wie im Blog, hier nach Plattform sortiert.
- Discord-Chat & Nachrichten löschen: einzeln, mehrere, alle (DMs, Server, Handy) Eine Discord-Nachricht, alle eigenen DM-Nachrichten oder jahrealte Server-Beiträge löschen: manuell oder massenhaft mit Unpost, als Admin oder per Datenpaket.
- Instagram-Bereinigungsleitfaden: Nachrichten, Beiträge, Likes, Follower und mehr löschen Praktischer Leitfaden zur Instagram-Bereinigung mit Nachrichten, Beiträgen, Reels, Kommentaren, Likes, Followern, Stories und Kontoeinstellungen, inklusive nativer Methoden und wann Unpost sinnvoller ist.
- TikTok-Video löschen: eines, mehrere oder alle auf einmal TikTok löscht Videos nur einzeln. So löschst du ein TikTok-Video, mehrere auf einmal oder deine ganze Beitragshistorie — und was dabei mit verschwindet.
- Alle Tweets löschen: So klappt die Massenlöschung auf Twitter (X) Twitter (X) hat keinen Alles-löschen-Button. Erfahre, wie du alle Tweets löschst, alte Beiträge nach Datum entfernst und deine Timeline sicher in Masse aufräumst.
- Facebook-Beitrag löschen: einen, mehrere oder gleich alle Facebook löscht Beiträge nur einzeln. So löschst du einen Facebook-Beitrag, räumst alte Beiträge nach Datum oder Zielgruppe auf – und was Löschen nicht erreicht.
- Vollständiger Leitfaden zum Löschen von Slack-Nachrichten Löschen Sie Nachrichten in Slack effektiv. Dieser Leitfaden behandelt Massenlöschung und ethische Überlegungen zur Aufrechterhaltung eines sauberen Arbeitsbereichs
- Reddit-Verlauf löschen: Beiträge, Kommentare und Suchverlauf entfernen Erfahren Sie Schritt für Schritt, wie Sie Ihren Reddit-Verlauf löschen: Suchverlauf in den Einstellungen leeren, Beiträge und Kommentare entfernen und jahrelange Aktivität in Masse mit Unpost bereinigen.
- LinkedIn-Beitrag löschen und die Aktivitätenseite aufräumen LinkedIn kennt keine Massenlöschung. So löschst du einen LinkedIn-Beitrag, entfernst alte Kommentare, Reaktionen und Reposts und räumst Jahre an Aktivitäten auf.