A video you liked on X to watch later is easy to lose, and easy to unlike by accident. Circleboom brings it back: it collects the posts you liked, tells which of them hold media, and narrows the view to those. You read a short table instead of every like you ever made, and nothing is deleted until you pick it.
This guide shows how to see liked videos on X (Twitter) that way, first for your recent likes and then for your full X archive, plus the next move for every clip you find.
With Circleboom: your latest liked posts on X load into a table that separates media posts from text posts, so one Media filter leaves the videos, photos, and GIFs for you to check. Upload your archive's like.js and the filtering reaches your full like history too. Circleboom reads those likes with the approved access X gives the companies in its Enterprise customer directory.
→ See liked videos on X (Twitter)
Look first, delete nothing, then save or bookmark the keepers.
What Circleboom does with your liked posts on X
Circleboom loads your most recent liked posts on X into a table you can filter by media. The feature is called Delete My Last Likes, and it sits in our Essential Toolbox menu among the delete likes tools.
The name points to cleanup, and the view it builds is what makes finding liked videos quick:
- Up to 3,200 of your latest liked posts, pulled from X with no archive upload.
- Columns for Impressions, Likes, Retweets, Quotes, Bookmarks, Replies, and Created At.
- A filter panel that includes Media, Date, Language, Post Type, and Keyword / Username or Hashtag.
- An external link icon on each row that opens the post on X.
The Media filter narrows the table by media presence. Circleboom knows which liked posts carry photos, videos, or GIFs, so those stay and text-only posts drop out. Images and clips share the filtered list, so expect a few photos between the videos.
The table also lets you stack filters: media plus a date range plus a keyword from the caption. Each filter cuts the list again.
Every row in the table is pre-selected by default, so read the list before any delete button gets a click. If you only came to look, you never touch Delete All or Delete Selected.
You can review liked videos on Twitter in this table right after you connect your account.
Why a filtered list finds liked videos on X faster
A filtered list puts a liked video a few rows away. According to X's help page on liking posts, the posts you liked are listed under the Likes tab on your profile, which has no media filter.
On the Likes tab, that means a manual scroll. A video you liked this morning is easy. A video you liked a few months ago sits behind every post you liked since, and the Likes tab gives each one the same space.
Why a like is a fragile way to save a clip
The stakes go up for people who use likes as a save button. Many X users treat likes as informal bookmarks.
For those accounts, the like list mixes quick reactions with the clips they meant to keep, and nothing on X marks which is which.
A list built to record reactions is a poor place to store things you want to find again.
There is a second risk. A like is one tap away from an unlike, and the clip leaves your list the moment the like goes.
Circleboom's likes tools answer that risk with a review step: the filtered list comes first, and a like is removed only when you choose to remove it. Finding liked videos starts with looking, and deleting stays a separate decision you make later, on purpose.
What helps is a list you can filter. That is what finding liked videos on X with Circleboom's likes table gives you, without removing anything along the way.
How to see liked videos on X (Twitter) step by step
The process below takes you from login to a filtered list of liked posts with media, then to the video itself. It has eight short steps in three phases.
Open your likes table in Circleboom
- Log in to Circleboom Twitter with the X account whose liked videos you want to find.
- Open the Essential Toolbox menu.
- Choose Delete My Last Likes among the delete likes tools and let the table fill with your recent likes.
Narrow the list to liked posts with media
- Click Filter Options to open the filter panel.
- Set the Media filter to keep posts that contain media.
- Add a Date range or a caption keyword if you remember roughly when the clip was posted or what it said, then apply the filters.
Watch on X and leave the rest alone
- Open each promising row on X with its external link icon, and play the video where you liked it.
- Skip every delete button if you only came to look, since all rows start pre-selected and unliking is permanent.
Filtering before opening anything keeps the list short enough to read, and opening posts on X keeps the video in its original context. Leaving the delete buttons alone keeps every like in place while you look.
A few extra filters help on long lists. Impression Count and Like Count ranges narrow the list to clips that drew a big audience. The Keyword / Username or Hashtag field matches words in the post text, @mentions, and hashtags.
One detail trips people up: Created At is the publish date of the post. Your like may have come much later, so treat that date as a hint about the clip.
When the media list is still too long
A heavy liker can filter to media and still face a long table. Three more controls in the same panel cut it down without touching the likes themselves:
- Language, when the clip you want was posted in a language you rarely like.
- Post Type, to narrow the kind of liked post the table shows.
- Exclude Some Tweets, to drop categories you already know are not the answer.
Work from the widest filter to the narrowest. Media goes first because it removes every text-only post in one move. Date comes second, then a keyword. If a keyword returns nothing, clear it before you blame the Media filter, since a caption can use different words from the ones you remember.
How to see liked videos from your full X archive
For likes older than your newest 3,200, Circleboom works from your X archive. Request the archive from your X settings; Circleboom advises allowing 24 to 48 hours for X to prepare it. Inside it, the like.js file holds every like on the account.
Upload like.js by itself, not the archive ZIP, to Delete All Likes among the same delete likes tools. It has to be the like.js of the X account connected to Circleboom. Its filter panel then works across every like in the file:
- Start and end dates, plus Language.
- Keyword / Username or Hashtag.
- Delete by Media Type, with a choice between posts that have media and posts that do not.
- Minimum and maximum like and retweet counts.
- A Protect List that shields likes you want to keep.
Choose only with media and every liked post with a photo, video, or GIF from the account's whole life stays on screen. Nothing is removed at this point: you go through the filtered likes first, and the Approve & Delete panel states how many would go before you confirm.
Re-upload the same like.js with new filters whenever you want another cut, so one archive request covers several searches.
Can you save a liked video from X to your device?
Yes, for public posts. Circleboom's free Twitter Video Downloader takes the URL of a public post that contains a video or GIF and opens the video file in a new browser tab, where you save it with your browser's download controls.
The flow has three parts:
- Paste the post link where the page says Enter video url.
- Click DOWNLOAD and agree to the terms in the popup.
- Save the video from the new tab that opens.
Because the tool pulls the original video file, not a capture of your screen, the quality stays as posted. It does not work on private or protected posts. Use it only for videos you have the right to save, such as your own posts.
Getting the link from a liked post
The downloader needs the post URL, and the likes table gives you a direct path to it. Open the row on X with the external link icon, copy the post link from X, then paste it into the downloader.
Copy the link of the post that holds the video. A liked reply beneath a clip carries no video of its own, so the download starts from the parent post instead.
If you need a specific file type, the page to convert a Twitter video to MP4 covers that format.
This clip shows the download flow end to end, from pasting the post link to the saved file:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS7Izbjy81E
The steps change a little between a laptop and a phone. The post on how to download Twitter videos on desktop and mobile walks through both.
A saved file also takes the pressure off the like. The clip no longer depends on it, so keeping or removing the like becomes a separate, low-stakes choice.
Can you export your liked posts on X as a list?
Yes. An Export button sits on the Delete My Last Likes table and writes the loaded list to a CSV file. Exports use tokens, and your remaining count is printed on the button.
An export is useful when you want a record before you change anything. Run it before any unliking, so the file still includes the posts you might unlike.
Two cases where the export earns its place:
- You plan to unlike old clips and want a record of what they were.
- You want to review the list at your desk, away from the X app.
Keep the limit in mind. The table holds your 3,200 newest likes at most, and so does any export from it. Older likes come in through your X archive, covered in the archive section above.
For other ways to keep a copy of your likes, see how to download Twitter likes.
Should you bookmark videos instead of liking them?
Yes, when your goal is to find the video again. Bookmarks exist to save posts, and they keep your saves apart from your reactions. Likes send an engagement signal to the author, which is a different job.
Circleboom's own guidance for its likes tools makes the same point: if you have been using likes as bookmarks, preserve the important ones before any cleanup. The simplest routine is to bookmark the clips you find through the Media filter, then decide about the likes separately.
Bookmarks can grow messy too. Circleboom's bookmarks tools help you export Twitter bookmarks as a record, so the saved videos do not become the next long scroll.
Moving a liked video into bookmarks
The move takes a few seconds per clip. Open the liked post from the filtered table, bookmark it on X, and note it before you decide about the like.
Bookmark first, unlike second. That order means a clip is never left with neither a like nor a bookmark, which is the one state where it is gone from both of your lists at once.
If most of what you bookmark is video, the post on how to download all media from Twitter bookmarks takes that habit one step further.
Keep saves in bookmarks and reactions in likes, and both lists stay easy to read.
A short routine for liked videos on X
The table comes straight from your account data on X, read through Circleboom's Enterprise API access with X. The routine below works whether you have a handful of liked clips or years of them:
- Filter your recent likes to media and open the videos on X.
- Save the ones you want to keep with the video downloader.
- Bookmark the clips you plan to rewatch on X.
- Save a CSV of the likes table from Export if you want a record.
- Unlike only the posts you chose, never the whole pre-selected table.
For a wider look at bulk removal tools, see the best app to delete Twitter likes at once.
When the unlike step comes, it runs at a steady pace. Circleboom's processing times page lists Delete Likes at 1,000 per 24 hours, so a large run spreads out under X's rules.
Looking costs nothing. Unliking is the one step here you cannot take back.
→ Open your liked posts on X with the Media filter
FAQ on finding liked videos in X
Can I find a video I liked years ago?
Yes, through your X archive, since the recent-likes table stops at your latest 3,200 likes. X covers the request on its page about getting a copy of your X data, and your likes are in the archive's like.js file. Upload that file to Circleboom's Delete All Likes and set media type to only with media, as the archive section above walks through.
How do I unlike liked videos I no longer want?
Clear the pre-selection first, since every row starts ticked, then select only those rows in the filtered table and click Delete Selected. Removal is permanent, and the steps for doing it from a phone are on the page to delete Twitter likes on iPhone.
For the reasons people clear likes at all, read how to delete posts you've liked on Twitter.
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