Bulk Delete Old Facebook Posts and Comments Safely

Hundreds of dead posts. Post Amazon deals to Facebook for a year and you have hundreds of old posts with dead links. Cleaning them by hand is a weekend. Delete Posts and Comments does the sweep: you describe what should go, it finds every match, and removes them.

Power User feature. Quick note on plans. Delete Posts & Comments is a Power User feature. On the Beginner plan it is hidden from the sidebar. Upgrade any time in Settings, under Subscription.

Deleting is permanent. Facebook deletion is permanent. That is why the tool has a preview, a protect list, and a per-run cap, and why nothing is pressed in this video.

Profile and scope. Facebook profile is the same list as Deals Butler. Where to clean up: My timeline is your own profile; Facebook groups or pages is where your deal posts went, so that is the usual pick.

Groups and pages. The groups and pages come from Deals Butler's destinations. Tick the ones to clean, or paste more addresses one per line.

Whose content. Whose content: my own content is the usual choice, Only posts Influencer Butler published is the surgical one, and the admin options reach other people's posts in groups you run.

Posts, comments, deal content. Delete posts, comments, or both. Content type set to Deal content only keeps it to posts and comments with Amazon links, promo codes or paid-link tags. Any content is the wide net.

Keywords. Only if it contains narrows it with words like deal drop or clearance. Never delete if it contains is the protect list, and it always wins.

Age rules. Only older than so many days, and Always keep newer than, which protects recent posts. Skip pinned and featured posts stays on.

The cap. Max deletions per run is your real safety net: an unattended run never deletes more than this. Delay between deletes and the extra random delay pace it like a person.

Preview matches. Preview matches opens Chrome and scans without deleting anything. The results table then lists every match: type, content, where, and when.

Read the results. Read that table before anything else. Matched, deleted, skipped and failed counts sit above it, and they add up across runs.

Start cleanup. Start cleanup removes the matches, paced and capped. Watch it run in the top bar keeps the browser on screen. Put it on a schedule once you trust the filters; it always stays inside them and the cap.

Next step. Your next step: groups or pages, deal content only, a protect list, a cap of twenty-five. Preview, read the table, then start.