Drop in a handle
Use your own X username, a friend’s, or a public account you are curious about. No sign-in needed.
Some people make your timeline feel like home. Find the ones you talk with most, and put them in a circle worth sharing.
Built from conversations, not follower counts.
Use your own X username, a friend’s, or a public account you are curious about. No sign-in needed.
Recent replies, quotes, mentions, and reposts become a ranking. Frequent, recent, two-way conversations rise to the top.
Choose a color, find your favorite size, and download your circle. Share a link so your people can see it, too.
A follower list tells you who is around. An X circle shows who you actually talk with. Your replies, shared jokes, quoted posts, and everyday mentions leave a little trail. We turn that trail into something you can see.
A little context for the people in your picture.
An X circle, also called a Twitter interaction circle, is a picture of the people a public account interacts with most. Your profile sits in the middle, with frequent contacts in rings around you.
No. Enter a public username and we read public posts through FxTwitter, an independent data service. We never ask for your X password or permission to post on your behalf.
Replies, quotes, mentions, and reposts contribute to the score. Recent activity counts more, and conversations that go both ways get a boost. This is a view of public activity, not a measure of friendship.
The circle uses a limited sample of recent public posts. Likes, direct messages, and private-account posts are not included. Search may miss conversations, and busy accounts can reach the reading limit sooner.
Yes, any public X account works. You can make one for a friend, a creator, or a brand. Use the result thoughtfully: it shows a sample of public conversations.
Download a PNG or copy the image into a post. A share link saves your chosen circle for 7 days, so people can open it without collecting the posts again. Saved results may be reused to keep the tool fast.
One username. A circle of familiar faces. A nice thing to share.
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