Outage.ReportIs X (former Twitter) down?
Working normallyX (former Twitter) appears to be working normally — report volume is within the typical range for this time of day. The last reported incident was about 10 days ago.
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@orenjigeol i love lsfm down but they're nothing like f(x) its not a great comparison10h ago - social
MY TWITTER BROKE DOWN I DONNO HOW I CAN POST ALL THE MEMES...11h ago - social
@TheEmilySee @KyleSharkey8 Good ol trip down memory lane with my X bestie!12h ago - reportNot working — Legorreta, Spain 🇪🇸16h ago
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Why is my twitter not working? Images not loading?16h ago - social
@OliverOG @Sway43334 is down to run it let him know oliver x oliver17h ago
X (former Twitter) Outage Map
What’s typical for X (former Twitter)
X (former Twitter) reliability
Based on 64 recorded incidents over the last 12 months.
Outage history
- 16:48 UTC Not working 100% 13 reports peak ~2/min
- 23:07 UTC Not working 66% 39 reports peak ~7 / 5min 🇾🇪
- 21:44 UTC Not working 83% 16 reports peak ~2/min
- 14:36 UTC Not working 57% 148 reports peak ~2/min 🇺🇸 🇺🇬 🇨🇦
- 20:37 UTC Not working 86% 9 reports peak ~6 / 5min
- 13:32–14:35 UTC · 1h 3m
Outage: reports spiked, peaking at 9/min, lasting 1h 3m — 104 reports in total. Mostly 'App' (23%), affecting the United States, Spain, Japan, and 1 more country.
Keeps disconnecting 9% Servers / connection 9% · 🇺🇸 57% 🇪🇸 14% 🇯🇵 14% +1 more - 13:58–16:58 UTC · 3h 1m
Outage: reports spiked, peaking at 7/min, lasting 3h 1m — 362 reports in total. Mostly 'App' (22%), affecting the United States, the United Kingdom, Finland, and 4 more countries.
Posting / uploading 15% Account 8% · 🇺🇸 46% 🇬🇧 15% 🇫🇮 8% +4 more - 16:27–16:49 UTC · 22m
Outage: reports spiked, peaking at 5/min, lasting 22m — 34 reports in total. Mostly 'Servers / connection' (20%), concentrated in Lawrenceville.
Website 10% Internet 10% · 🇺🇸 100% - 23:23–00:44 UTC · 1h 21m
Outage: reports spiked, peaking at 4/min, lasting 1h 21m — 108 reports in total. Mostly 'Messages / DMs' (50%), affecting the United Kingdom and the United States.
App 7% Website 2% · 🇬🇧 60% 🇺🇸 40% - 17:21 UTC Account 50% 4 reports peak ~3 / 5min13:50 UTC App 50% 40 reports peak ~6 / 5min 🇨🇦 🇮🇩
- 03:30–03:44 UTC · 14m
Outage: reports spiked, peaking at 4/min, lasting 14m — 21 reports in total. Mostly 'Posting / uploading' (67%), concentrated in Marcellus.
Not working 33% · 🇺🇸 100% - 05:25 UTC Slow / glitchy 17% 13 reports peak ~9 / 5min 🇺🇸
- 21:51 UTC Service disruption 1 reports peak ~1 / 5min
- 20:34 UTC Website 50% 5 reports peak ~3 / 5min
- 17:49 UTC Website 50% 20 reports peak ~3/min 🇺🇸
- 21:47–22:29 UTC · 42m
Outage: reports spiked, peaking at 4/min, lasting 42m — 87 reports in total. Mostly 'App' (35%), concentrated in Southampton.
Feed / timeline 12% Posting / uploading 12% · 🇬🇧 50% 🇨🇦 50% - 21:06–21:33 UTC · 26m
Outage: reports spiked, peaking at 8/min, lasting 26m — 63 reports in total. Mostly 'Not working' (18%), affecting Canada, the United States and Peru.
App 18% Website 9% · 🇨🇦 40% 🇺🇸 40% 🇵🇪 20%01:32–01:38 UTC · 6mDisruption: reports spiked, peaking at 6/5min, lasting 6m — 8 reports in total. Mostly 'Account' (100%).
- 14:26–20:28 UTC · 6h 1m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 6h 1m — 1,483 reports in total.
- 15:23–22:18 UTC · 6h 54m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 6h 54m — 1,573 reports in total.
- 14:04–16:27 UTC · 2h 23m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 2h 23m — 1,730 reports in total.
- 11:32–23:34 UTC · 12h 2m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 12h 2m — 6,115 reports in total.
- # Aug 29, 2025 11m12:28 UTC Service disruption
- # Aug 28, 2025 1h 3m11:20 UTC Service disruption
- # Aug 14, 2025 2 incidents · 1h 8m18:09 UTC Service disruption15:13 UTC Service disruption
- # Jul 29, 2025 7h 15m12:22 UTC Service disruption
- # Jul 24, 2025 11m21:35 UTC Service disruption
- # Jul 5, 2025 3h 34m16:45 UTC Service disruption
- 18:15–23:59 UTC · 1d 6h
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 1d 6h.
- 13:53–16:58 UTC · 3h 5m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 3h 5m.
- 19:15–17:29 UTC · 22h 14m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 22h 14m.
- 10:07–17:57 UTC · 7h 50m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 7h 50m.
- # Dec 11, 2024 1h 42m18:03 UTC Service disruption
- # Dec 2, 2024 1h 6m19:35 UTC Service disruption
- # Nov 14, 2024 17m09:29 UTC Service disruption
- # Oct 5, 2024 16m01:40 UTC Service disruption
- 19:43–21:18 UTC · 1h 35m
Major outage: reports spiked, lasting 1h 35m.
- 19:59 UTC Service disruption 8 reports
- # Mar 23, 2024 45m23:59 UTC Service disruption 657 reports
- # Mar 22, 2024 1h 20m23:54 UTC Service disruption 160 reports
- # Mar 20, 2024 2 incidents · 1h 15m15:54 UTC Service disruption 85 reports08:14 UTC Service disruption 5 reports
- # Mar 14, 2024 2 incidents · 6h 26m21:55 UTC Service disruption 6 reports10:55 UTC Service disruption 362 reports
- # Dec 21, 2023 59m05:42 UTC Service disruption
About X (former Twitter) outages
X (still widely known as Twitter, renamed in 2023) is a global platform, so when it breaks, it usually breaks for everyone at once — outages are rarely regional. What varies is which part fails: the timeline may stop refreshing while DMs still work, the website may fail while the mobile app works (or the reverse), or posting may fail while reading is fine. Common symptoms during incidents include endless “Something went wrong” errors, timelines stuck on old posts, images and videos not loading, and login loops.
Notable incidents
- March 10, 2025 — one of X’s largest recent outages: several waves of downtime over a single day, with tens of thousands of reports per wave; the company attributed it to a large-scale cyberattack.
- July 1, 2023 — the “rate limit exceeded” episode: aggressive temporary limits on how many posts users could read made the site effectively unusable for much of a day, producing a massive spike of reports even though the infrastructure itself was up.
- Numerous shorter incidents since 2022 — typically 30–90 minutes of degraded timelines or media loading, reflecting the platform’s reduced infrastructure headroom in recent years.
Down, or just you?
Because X is fully global, a genuine outage shows up here within minutes as a steep, worldwide spike of reports. If the chart above is flat and nobody else is reporting problems, the issue is more likely local to you: an app update gone wrong (try the mobile web version at x.com), an expired session (log out and back in), or a network/DNS issue on your connection. Account-level problems — suspensions, locked accounts, verification issues — are not outages and won’t show up in outage reports at all.
Official channels
X does not operate a conventional public status page. During major incidents, updates — when they come — are usually posted by X’s own accounts on the platform itself, which is of limited use while the platform is down; that’s exactly when independent report trackers are most useful.
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About X (former Twitter)
X is the new name for the platform formerly known as Twitter, rebranded by Elon Musk in July 2023.
Frequently asked questions
Is X (former Twitter) down right now?
X (former Twitter) appears to be working normally — report volume is within the typical range for this time of day. The last reported incident was about 10 days ago.
Why is X (former Twitter) not working for me?
We're not detecting a broad X (former Twitter) outage right now, so a problem is most likely local to you — your internet connection, device, or the app. Try restarting the app, then your router. If many people report the same issue, this page will update to show it.
When was the last X (former Twitter) outage?
The last recorded X (former Twitter) incident was about 10 days ago.
How do I report a X (former Twitter) problem?
Use the “Report a problem” button on this page and choose what's not working. Reports are anonymous and update the live status and outage map in real time.
How does Outage.Report know if X (former Twitter) is down?
We aggregate anonymous user reports and monitor public social-media posts, comparing live volume against X (former Twitter)'s normal baseline for the time of day and region to detect anomalies — often before they're officially confirmed.
