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Bulk delete posts or set audiences to Only me with date filters and Pro license support. 📋 HOW IT WORKS **Scan → Review → Act. Nothing happens without your confirmation.** 1. Open your Facebook profile timeline. 2. Open the PostSweep side panel from the Chrome toolbar. 3. Choose **Delete posts** or **Set audience to Only me**. 4. Pick a time filter — all-time, a year, a month, or a custom date range. 5. Click **Scan posts**. 6. Review the matched list. Uncheck anything you want to keep. 7. Click **Delete selected** (or **Set selected to Only me**). Deleted posts go through Facebook's own trash flow, so Facebook's standard recovery window applies. ⚠️ GOOD TO KNOW PostSweep only manages the posts **on your own profile**. It does not touch photos, videos, comments, messages, page posts, or group posts. It never sends messages, never posts anything, and never automates actions you didn't confirm. Every bulk action shows you the full matched list first — if a post is on the list, you put it there. 🔒 PRIVACY ### Your posts never leave your device Scanning, filtering, and deletion all happen locally in your browser, inside the Facebook session you're already logged into. Nothing about your posts is uploaded, stored, or sold. ### What stays on your device - Your entire post list and every scan result - Your filters, preferences, and selections
Aug 27, 2026
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