2. Click Sign in with Twitter. 3. Enter your Twitter login information. 4. Click Authorize App. From there, you'll be directed to your dashboard where you can search, delete, set up automatic deletes, upload archives and see the deleted tweets you saved on the app. TweetDeleter has a free version, but it only lets you delete up to five tweets per month, use five free keyword searches per month, and filter profanity. To use a broader range of TweetDeleter's features, the app has subscription plans . Standard ($4 a month) lets you delete up to 500 tweets a month and unlocks all search filters and keywords. TweetDeleter Advanced ($5 a month) includes everything in Standard, but lets you delete 3,200 tweets and 1,000 likes per month. The Unlimited tier ($6 a month) unlocks the entire app. No matter what subscription you choose, saving deleted tweets to the app is an extra $5 a month. TwitWipe: Delete all the tweets posted to your Twitter account TwitWipe quite literally wipes your entire Twitter account. Screenshot by Shelby Brown/CNET The TwitWipe app deletes all the tweets -- retweets, likes, replies, media and mentions -- posted on a Twitter account. Followers remain intact, as well as tweets that other people mentioned you in. This one might be helpful if the Twitter account is passed from one person to another. At the time of publication, TwitWipe's website was undergoing maintenance. Here's how the steps were listed on the site: