Someone on X is pretending to be you.
Scam accounts copy your name, your bio and your profile picture, then DM your followers. Xmposter scans X for accounts impersonating you, scores each one on nine forensic signals, and hands you the evidence to get them taken down.
Sign in with X proves you own the account — Xmposter only scans for clones of you. Your first scan is free.
1 · Sign in with X
We read your public profile: display name, photo, bio. Nothing is ever posted on your behalf.
2 · Scan
We search X for accounts using your name, compare profile photos with perceptual hashing, and score account age, follower patterns and bot-like handles.
3 · Report
Each clone comes with a ready-made evidence pack and a direct line to X's impersonation report form. Track what you've reported.
Pricing
Pay per scan. No subscription required.
Frequently asked questions
›How do I find fake accounts impersonating me on X (Twitter)?
Sign in with your X account and run a scan. Xmposter searches X for accounts using your display name or a lookalike of your handle, compares their profile picture and header image against yours with perceptual hashing, and ranks every suspect with a 0–100 impersonation score.
›What signals does Xmposter use to detect impersonators?
Nine forensic signals: display-name match (including Unicode homoglyph tricks), profile picture match, header image match, bio overlap, typosquatted handles (like @lavalsio for @levelsio), bulk-registration handle patterns, account age, follower patterns, and verification status.
›Can Xmposter report impersonators to X automatically?
X doesn't offer a reporting API, so no tool can file reports fully automatically. Xmposter does the next best thing: it builds a copy-paste evidence pack for each impersonator and links you straight to X's official impersonation report form, then tracks which accounts you've already reported.
›Is Xmposter safe? Can it post from my account?
No. Sign in with X uses read-only permissions — Xmposter reads your public profile and searches public accounts. It can't post, follow, DM, or change anything on your account.
›Why do scammers clone X profiles?
Cloned profiles are used to DM your followers with crypto scams, fake giveaways, and phishing links under your name. The faster clones are found and reported, the less damage they do to your audience and reputation.