X (Twitter) Reply Picker

Pick a random winner from replies to your post on X — paste the @handles, draw fairly.

X Reply Picker
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One entry per line. Paste directly from X.
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X Reply Picker

Draw a fair reply-to-win winner on X

Running a reply-to-win contest on X (Twitter)? Paste the @handles that replied to your post and the picker draws one at random on a live reel — every account scrolls past, the reel slows, and it stops on a single winner chosen with cryptographic randomness. No X API, no developer account, no paid access. Remove duplicate replies in one tap, draw backups, and save the result to post as proof.

How to pick a winner from X replies

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Open the replies

On your post, tap into the replies and scroll so they load. Copy the @username of each account that entered.

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Paste into the picker

Drop them into the box on the right, one per line. Leave "Extract @usernames" on so any reply text is stripped to clean handles.

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Set your rules

Choose how many winners you need (1–10). Keep "One chance per person" on so an account that replied several times gets one fair entry.

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Pick the winner

Hit Pick Winner. The reel spins and lands on a cryptographically fair result — screenshot or download the winner card to post under your original tweet.

Why paste handles instead of using the API

X's API is now limited and paid, so the old free "pick a random reply" bots have mostly stopped working. Pasting the @handles yourself sidesteps that entirely — no developer account, no rate limits, no monthly fee — and it gives you full control to drop spam or ineligible replies before the draw. A visible reel that scrolls the entrants and stops on one random handle then proves the pick was fair to everyone watching.

Nothing connects to your X account and no permissions are requested, so it is safe for personal accounts, brands, and community managers running contests for others.

Running a fair reply-to-win contest

State the entry rule

Decide whether following, replying, or replying with a specific answer counts, and paste only the handles that qualify.

One entry per account

Keep dedupe on so an account that replied in a thread multiple times gets a single fair chance.

Reply and repost combos

If your rules need both a reply and a repost, paste only the handles that did both. For the repost side, use the retweet picker.

Draw a backup

Set 2–3 winners so you have runners-up ready if the first pick never responds to claim the prize.

Reply-to-win or repost-to-win?

This picker draws from the accounts that replied to your post. If your giveaway asks people to repost instead, use the Retweet Giveaway Picker — same fair reel, framed for reposts. For a big thread, our dedicated Comment Picker strips duplicate handles from a raw paste first. Running the contest on other platforms too? Try the Instagram and YouTube pickers.

Frequently asked questions

View the replies, copy the @usernames that replied, and paste them one per line. Turn on One chance per person, choose how many winners you need, and click Pick Winner. The reel lands on a cryptographically random winner.

Yes. Every reply has exactly equal odds. The picker uses crypto.getRandomValues() with rejection sampling — the same randomness used in security software — so there is no bias.

This tool draws from accounts that replied; the retweet picker draws from accounts that reposted. If your rules require both, paste only the handles that did both.

Yes. Set Number of Winners to 2–10 for a prize plus backups. Winners are drawn without replacement, so nobody wins twice.

Keep One chance per person on. It collapses repeat replies from the same @handle into a single entry.

No. There is no login or API access — which matters now that X API access is limited and paid. You paste the @handles yourself, so it works without any developer account.

Paste only the replies that met your rules and leave One chance per person on. Because you control the list, you can drop spam before you draw.

Completely free, no signup, no watermark. Run as many contests and draw as many winners as you like.