Enter any X (Twitter) username to run a shadowban scan. We check for search bans, suggestion bans, ghost bans and reply deboosting — and give you a one-click way to verify each result on X yourself.
No shadowban detected
This account shows no obvious signs of a shadowban in our preliminary scan. Use the verify links below to confirm on X.
This is a preliminary, indicative check and does not guarantee your true account status — X does not publicly confirm shadowbans. For the most accurate picture, open the “Verify on X” link for each test in a logged-out browser window. Nothing you enter is stored.
A shadowban (also called a “ghost ban” or “stealth ban”) is when X quietly limits how far your content spreads without telling you. Your posts still appear on your own profile, so everything looks normal to you — but they're hidden or downranked in search, replies, and recommendations for everyone else. The result is a sudden, unexplained drop in impressions, likes, and new followers.
from:yourhandle.Because X never confirms a shadowban, you verify it by observation. The fastest way is to check while logged out (or in a private/incognito window) so you see your account the way strangers do:
from:yourhandle in X search — if your recent posts don't appear, you may have a search ban.The checker above opens these exact tests for you with one click.
Yes — it's 100% free and runs in your browser. You can check as many X accounts as you like, and nothing you enter is stored.
No third-party tool can be 100% accurate because X never officially confirms a shadowban. This checker gives a preliminary indication and, more importantly, opens the exact search and profile views so you can verify your true status on X yourself.
Yes. Enter any public X handle. The tool works the same way — it links you to the public search and profile views anyone can see.
If the profile link doesn't open a normal page, the account may be suspended, deactivated, renamed, or may not exist. A suspended or deleted account is different from a shadowban.
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