What does PlugMonkey make?

PlugMonkey makes Chrome extensions across 10 product lines covering X (Twitter), Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit, AI productivity, video downloading, read-later, and PDF tools. The catalogue includes Unfollow Pro for X, Followers Exporter Pro for X, Unfollow Pro for Instagram, Followers Exporter Pro for Instagram, Video Downloader Pro, Prompt Anything Pro, Scout Pro for Reddit, ReadMonkey Pro, Enhanced PDF Viewer, and Connection Remover Pro for LinkedIn. Full product list at https://plugmonkey.xyz/products/.

Is PlugMonkey free or paid?

Every PlugMonkey extension offers a free tier on the Chrome Web Store with core functionality. Pro tiers unlock advanced features, higher limits, and priority support — pricing varies per product. The Bundle covers every Pro extension for a single lifetime payment of $149.99 (vs $449.91 if bought individually). See https://plugmonkey.xyz/pricing/ for current pricing.

How do I install a PlugMonkey extension?

Each PlugMonkey extension is listed on the Chrome Web Store. From the product page on plugmonkey.xyz, click 'Install Free' to open the Chrome Web Store listing, then click 'Add to Chrome'. After install, the extension activates automatically on its target site (X, Instagram, Reddit, etc.). Pro upgrades happen via in-extension purchase or directly at the pricing page.

What is the PlugMonkey Bundle?

The Bundle is a single lifetime purchase that unlocks every PlugMonkey Pro extension currently in the catalogue, AND every future extension added to the catalogue, with no recurring fees. Priced at $149.99 (vs $449.91 if each extension were bought individually). One price, lifetime access. Details at https://plugmonkey.xyz/bundle/.

What is PlugMonkey's refund / return policy?

PlugMonkey offers a 30-day return policy on all Pro extension purchases. If a Pro extension doesn't meet your needs, request a refund within 30 days of purchase via the support page (https://plugmonkey.xyz/support/) and the full purchase amount is refunded. Free-tier extensions don't require refunds since they are free to download and use.

How does PlugMonkey handle privacy and data?

PlugMonkey extensions process data locally in your browser by default; data is not transmitted to PlugMonkey servers unless explicitly required for a specific feature (and disclosed). Each extension's data handling is documented in the Chrome Web Store privacy disclosure and at https://plugmonkey.xyz/privacy-policy/. PlugMonkey does not sell user data to third parties.

What is the difference between Followers and Following export?

Followers export downloads the list of people who follow you. Following export downloads the list of people you follow. Both exports include the same 20+ data fields per account. You can run both exports from the same panel by switching the selection.

Can I export someone else's following list?

Yes. Enter any public account's username in the exporter panel to export their following list. This is useful for competitor analysis — see who your competitors follow to discover industry accounts, potential partners, and content sources.

Is there a limit on the number of accounts I can export?

Free users can export up to 250 records per download and 3 exports per week. PRO users have no limits — export following lists of any size, including accounts following 10K+ users. The extension handles rate limiting automatically.

How do I use the export to clean up my following list?

Open the CSV in a spreadsheet and sort by Tweet Count (ascending) to find accounts that rarely post. Sort by Followers Count to find low-quality or bot-like accounts. Check the Created At column for very new accounts. Use this analysis to identify accounts worth unfollowing, then use Unfollow Pro for X to remove them in bulk.

Updated Feb 2026

How to Export Your Twitter/X Following List to Spreadsheet

Download a complete list of every account you follow on X — with usernames, bios, follower counts, activity dates, and 20+ metadata fields — as a CSV file you can open in any spreadsheet app.

Beginner

5 minutes

6 steps

Last updated February 15, 2026

Before You Start

Google Chrome browser (desktop)
An X (Twitter) account (logged in)
Followers Exporter Pro for X installed from the Chrome Web Store

Install Followers Exporter Pro for X

Visit the Chrome Web Store listing and click "Add to Chrome." The extension works with your existing logged-in X session. No API keys, OAuth tokens, or developer accounts are needed.

Go to your X profile and open the exporter

Navigate to x.com and go to your profile page. Click the floating PlugMonkey button on the right side of the screen to open the exporter panel. Your username is automatically filled in since you are on your own profile.

Followers Exporter Pro for X's data table previewing exportable follower fields

Select "Following" and start the export

In the exporter panel, you will see two options: Followers and Following. Select Following to export the list of accounts you follow. Click "Start" to begin the export. The extension fetches every account in your following list with full metadata. A real-time progress bar shows the number of records collected and estimated time remaining.

Pro Tip

The Following export typically runs faster than a Followers export because most users follow fewer accounts than follow them. Even following lists of 5,000+ accounts complete in just a few minutes.

Preview the data in the built-in table view

Once the export finishes, the data appears in a paginated table within the panel. Each row is an account you follow, showing: Username, Display Name, Bio, Location, Followers Count, Following Count, Tweet Count, Verified Status, Account Created Date, and more. Use this preview to verify the data looks correct before downloading.

Download the CSV file

Click "Download CSV" to save the file to your downloads folder. The file is named with your username, list type, and date (e.g., "yourname_following_2026-02-15.csv"). The CSV format is universally compatible — it opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, LibreOffice Calc, or any data analysis tool.

Open and work with the data in your spreadsheet

Open the CSV in your preferred spreadsheet application. All 20+ data fields are organized in clear columns. Common uses for your following list export: audit accounts you follow for relevance, identify inactive accounts to unfollow, sort by follower count to find the most influential accounts you follow, filter by verified status, and create a backup of your curated following list.

Pro Tip

Use this export as a baseline backup of your following list. If you ever accidentally mass-unfollow or lose access to your account, you have a record of everyone you followed. Re-follow by searching usernames from the CSV.

Summary

You have exported your complete Twitter/X following list to a structured CSV file with 20+ metadata fields per account. This data is useful for following list audits, backup purposes, audience research, and integration with other tools. The export works entirely in your browser with no API keys or external services — Followers Exporter Pro for X handles all rate limiting automatically. Run this export periodically (monthly or quarterly) to maintain an up-to-date record of your following list and track changes over time.

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