X Recap: your top mutuals
Type an X (Twitter) username. CutNoodle reads its recent public posts and turns them into cards: your top mutuals, your biggest fan, your X personality and more, ready to post.
What you get
X Recap turns your recent activity on X (Twitter) into vertical story cards and a square animated video. The cards reveal who you talk with most, who writes to you more than you write back, what kind of poster you are, and the hour you post most. Each card downloads as a PNG in two formats: 3:4 (1080×1440), which fits a post on X, or 9:16 (1080×1920), the size of an Instagram, TikTok or X story. Switching format redraws every card for it; it does not crop.
Looking for your closest people on X? How to find your top mutuals on X explains what the cards count and why the result changes from one day to the next.
The animated video
After the recap is ready, switch from Cards to Animated video to see the complete demo. Create my video then renders a polished 26-second square MP4 from your own recap and profile photos. The finished video appears in the same panel first, so you can watch it before choosing Post video on X or Download MP4.
- No installation: video generation runs in a current browser without a separate app or plug-in.
- Processed on your device: the animation is rendered locally and is not uploaded to CutNoodle.
- Made for sharing: Post video on X downloads the MP4 and opens the X composer directly, ready for you to attach the file.
The cards
- My X Recap: the summary to post, with your top mutuals, your biggest fans, your interactions and your X personality.
- My top mutuals: the five people you interact with most, ranked with the same score as X Circle.
- #1 mutual: the person at the top, among those who talk with you both ways.
- Biggest fan: someone who wrote to you at least 3 times and at least twice as often as you wrote back.
- One-sided friendship: someone you wrote to at least 3 times who wrote back less than a quarter as often.
- Mutual obsession: at least 2 posts each way, and neither side more than one and a half times the other.
- X personality: the mix of your own posts, replies, quotes and reposts, from at least 45 posts.
- Prime time: the hour of the day you post most, in your time zone, from at least 65 posts written on 3 different days.
- Inner three: how much of your activity goes to your top three people, from at least 100 interactions.
- Hype person: whoever quoted or mentioned you most, at least 2 times.
How the numbers stay fair
X Recap reads two things: your own posts, and the posts by other people that mention you. For a busy account those cover very different stretches of time: your last 200 posts might go back two months while 200 mentions go back two days. Comparing them as they are would make almost everyone look one-sided.
So every card that compares you with someone uses only the days both readings cover, and says how many at the bottom. The cards about your own posts, like your X personality and prime time, use everything that was read.
What it does not do
- It sees public posts only: no likes, no follows, no direct messages, nothing from private accounts. A fan here is someone who replies, quotes or mentions you.
- It covers the last 3 days, not your whole year. The result says when X provides less data and the scan covers a shorter period.
- It depends on FxTwitter, an independent unofficial service that reads public X posts. When that service is slow or down, X Recap is too. When X search is not available, X Recap reads the replies under your latest posts instead, and quotes and mentions by others are not counted until search is back.
Where your data goes
The username you type is sent from this tab to FxTwitter, an independent unofficial service that reads public X posts. It receives the username, your IP address and ordinary technical request information. If FxTwitter does not return a profile or profile photo, the browser asks vxTwitter, another independent unofficial service, which then receives the username, your IP address and ordinary technical request information. Profile photos load from X's image server or may pass through CutNoodle's temporary image cache. The cards are calculated and drawn in your browser and are not saved by CutNoodle. See the privacy policy.
Common questions
Is X Recap free?
Yes. There is no account, no sign up and nothing to pay. The PNG cards and the animated MP4 video are free too.
How do I see my top mutuals on X?
X has no list of your closest mutuals. X Recap works them out from the public replies, quotes and mentions of the last few days, with the same score as X Circle, and puts the top five on the My top mutuals card.
Who is my biggest fan on X?
On X Recap, your biggest fan is someone who wrote to you at least 3 times and at least twice as often as you wrote back. When nobody passes that bar, the card stays out.
Do I need to log in to X?
No. X Recap does not ask for your X password or access to an X account. It reads public account information through FxTwitter, an independent unofficial service.
Why is a card missing from my recap?
Each card needs enough data to mean something, and it stays out when there is not. Your X personality needs 45 of your own posts, your prime time 65 posts written on at least 3 different days, and your biggest fan someone who wrote to you at least 3 times.
What period does X Recap cover?
X Recap currently covers the last 3 days. The page says when X provides less data and the result covers a shorter period.
Is X Recap an official X product?
No. X Recap is an independent CutNoodle activity report. It is not made, sponsored or endorsed by X or any other social or streaming platform.
Do I need to install anything to create the video?
No. The animated X Recap is rendered directly in your browser from the recap and profile photos already on the page. You can preview the finished 26-second square MP4 before sharing or downloading it, and the video is not uploaded to CutNoodle.