How to Manage Multiple Twitter Accounts?

You may wonder how many Twitter accounts you can have. I often use different accounts of X (formerly Twitter) for different purposes. I have to run my various clients’ accounts and test marketing strategies. I don’t like using a single Twitter account. At least two profiles work for me!

I access at least 4 to 5 X accounts when I take part in cryptocurrency airdrop programs. I often wonder how to manage multiple Twitter accounts at the same time. But the answer was always looking me right in the face, i.e., proxy servers.

But here’s the worst part about running multiple Twitter accounts in the same email. All of your profiles get banned if just one profile does something against platform policies

It’s a risk you have to take to run the social media campaigns of your clients. I’ll explain how. This article is all about creating and managing multiple X accounts with 99.99% success.

You can use FloppyData’s residential + mobile proxies to manage your accounts like a free bird.

Why should you create multiple Twitter accounts?

Twitter is quite famous. Many people use this social site. It had 586 million active users back in February 2025. You may need multiple accounts on Twitter when:

• Your business needs various profiles to target different audiences in various locations (e.g., multi-language IDs)
• You’re a social media manager who needs to run various accounts for your clients
• You’re a crypto person who likes airdrop programs (take me as an example)
• You’re an entrepreneur who wants to test your unique marketing ideas
• You create content to build your audience

Are you allowed to have multiple Twitter accounts?

Managing multiple Twitter accounts is a must-have for social media managers. You may create many accounts on X or combine Twitter accounts for your various clients.

But here’s the question that used to bother me initially. Are we even allowed to create multiple accounts on this platform? I checked it with Twitter. I learned that we can create up to 10 IDs on Twitter. The platform says that as long as we don’t use our ID for spammy purposes, it’s fine.

That’s the one rule you should obey. Don’t try to boost your engagement with spammy posts.

Here’s what this means. You just cannot make 10 accounts to like & retweet your own content.

Your profiles need to have different email addresses. Using the same phone number to verify all your accounts is okay. Let me present an example. If you have 5 Twitter IDs and one ID violates Twitter’s guidelines, that one account and 3 others will get a permanent ban.

X management will let you keep just one ID. I hope you understand what it means. You won’t lose access to all 5 X IDs. But 4 out of 5 IDs will be banned, and you’ll lose access to them.

Your digital fingerprints

How do you think social media sites recognize different users? Our digital fingerprints. It refers to our online activities. The way we behave online creates a persona. Social sites use this digital persona to check who we are. This digital ID makes it difficult to create two X IDs.

Trust me, we’re all unique individuals in the eyes of social media platforms. You can check your uniqueness and identifiability online. Here’s how these platforms know who you are:

• IP address
• Location
• Installed plugins
• Time zones
• OS you’re using

Twitter’s user detection methods

X (still known as Twitter by people who use the platform) has a serious problem with bots.

That’s why Twitter is now thinking about making new accounts pay a small fee to start posting or replying to tweets. Also, advanced algorithms are in place to spot different accounts operating with the same IP address. That’s why you need an anti-detect browser and proxy to use X.

FloppyData gives you access to proxies from various locations. You can use a proxy to bypass Twitter’s digital footprint detection to create an alternate account.

Managing different X accounts (in the App)

You can manage different Twitter accounts easily with these legal & simple methods:

1. Switch between x.com and the Twitter App

You can use Twitter on your laptop/desktop and keep switching to the Twitter app on your smartphone. Here’s how it works:

• Go to your Twitter profile
• Choosing the “More” option (it has 3 circles)
• Add a different Twitter account there
• You can now tap that alternate profile to switch to it

2. Switch to the iOS Twitter App

You can also use your iPhone to manage different Twitter accounts. Here’s what you do:

• Go to the burger menu icon on your phone.
• Like before, choose the “More” option with those three circles
• Log in to your alternate Twitter profile.
• Add as many secondary profiles as you can.
• Toggle between them by tapping the icon of the particular profile you need to use right now.

3. Use the Android App to Switch Accounts

You can use the Android app to do the deed. Try this method:

• You can click on your profile icon in the menu at the very top.
• Go to the header and then click on an arrow icon that ⬇️ points downward.
• Add the credentials of your other Twitter profile.
• Keep adding your various X profiles there.
• Now, you can just switch between different Twitter accounts.

Other ways to manage many Twitter profiles

Okay, here’s the thing. But let me set things clear: these methods are legal, but they don’t work all the time. You can’t always use them to manage different X profiles.

For instance, let’s say you want to create 100s or 1,000s of accounts on X by using various email addresses and phone numbers. Is it possible? In theory, yes! But Twitter also knows all these tricks. That’s why Elon Musk’s team has spam filters in place to make sure nobody “abuses” the system.

X doesn’t like it when one person creates multiple accounts for personal use. It’s the same thing as Facebook; Zuckerberg wants each FB account holder to possess just a single account. But I can tell you some loopholes that work.

I have used many methods to bypass Twitter filters as a social media manager. Check this:

1. Use multiple browsers

This method isn’t very easy. But I admit it does keep your other accounts from getting banned.

• You need to have multiple internet browsers (I like using Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Edge, and UPX browser).
• Use each browser to open a different Twitter account (but please change your IP by using proxy servers).

This method has its pros and cons. You get an unlimited number of browsers out there. You can download a hundred of them. But you must remember which browser is linked to which Twitter profile. I use this method to manage a dozen X profiles easily.

2.Use social media management tools

The first method’s downside is the lack of organization. It’s chaos! So, you should have access to social media tools like SocialChamp. With this app, you can:

• You should schedule your posts
• You’ll then find relevant hashtags
• Don’t forget to to your target audience
• Try to track analytics for various profiles

This sounds amazing. Right? SocialChamp doesn’t mean your ID is protected from a ban. You may face a ban from the X management. So, this method does offer you better organization, but you end up endangering your profiles. That’s where the third method comes to our rescue…

3. Get a device for each account

One of my coworkers managed her clients’ social media accounts by buying various devices. Each device was to manage only one client’s portfolio. It’s a very safe method, but it may cost you a hand and a leg. You can choose this method if your clients are paying you enough.

4. Use a multi-accounting browser with proxy

If you’re using a multi-accounting browser, you’ll get a unique digital footprint for each Twitter account that you use. That’s why you can stay organized and avoid Twitter bans.

Using such a browser will make Twitter think your 10 X profiles are all different users. You won’t get banned from using all profiles even if one of them gets the boot. It’s a great way to bypass the spam filter. Here are all the things I did when I started using Gologin’s browser:

• Set a unique name for each account
• Group all accounts into various folders
• Add my tags and notes to remind myself
• Filter each profile by using different parameters
• Share these profiles with my subordinates

But this method is still incomplete without using a proxy. So, are you using a proxy?

How to use FloppyData proxies to manage X profiles?

FloppyData helps you use mobile proxies and residential proxies very affordably. They start at $2.95 per 1 GB. I switched to FloppyData a few months ago. It was quite convenient. Here’s how you can start using this proxy server:

Step 1

• You will create a new account with FloppyData.

• Go to the “Create Proxy Pool” option on the dashboard.

• Choose your proxy type (residential, mobile, datacenter, etc.).
• Name the country or region of your choice.
• Specify the quantity of proxies you need and your required bandwidth package.

• Conclude the purchase and generate your proxy pool.

Step 2

• You will now go to your dashboard again.
• You’ll now see the pool of proxies created for you.
• Copy the IP address, hostname, port, username, and password of a proxy.

Step 3

• Choose an anti-detect browser (I prefer Gologin and 1Browser).
• Create a new profile on that particular browser.
• Give your profile a unique name so you recognize it easily.

Step 4

• In Location column of your browser profile, click Paste Proxies.
• Pick a separate IP address for each of your profiles from the list in Location column.
• Click Run to launch the profile with proxy.
• Visit an IP lookup site to make sure that your location matches the IP.

Step 5

• Use this information to access your alternate Twitter account.
• Create new browser profiles for each Twitter account.
• Use a different proxy for each profile (gives it a unique IP address).
• Log in to all these Twitter accounts.
• You can now easily manage your multiple accounts without detection.

Manage Twitter profiles safely

That’s how you can easily manage multiple Twitter IDs without getting banned. Just keep in mind that each Twitter profile is assigned a unique FloppyData proxy. Residential ones are perfect if you wish for copying real user behavior.

You should avoid free/public proxies; they get blacklisted faster than you can think. Trust me. I have used such proxies and lost my clients in the past.

Moreover, you should check proxy status and rotate IPs if you want. Using Floppydata proxies in this way lets you safely scale your Twitter accounts while minimizing risks of suspension or bans. The official app of Twitter is good enough to let you manage up to 10 X profiles.

Don’t forget that you can lose your accounts and get a permanent suspension from X if even one of your accounts is found in violation of the platform’s rules & guidelines. If this happens, you can only keep one profile, and the rest will be banned forever!

In the next blogs, we’ll discuss how to manage other social media accounts the same way…

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