You might have been tweeting for some years now, and when you decide to check your total tweet you discovered you have over 10k tweets (more or less). If you decide to make a clean profile you can delete your Twitter tweet
Twitter does not allow you to delete all your tweet at once, it only supports one tweet delete at a time, so we are picking a tweet delete service for this. Many online services can help you manage and delete your tweet. Some of these services that allow you to delete your tweet all at once are TweetDelete, Twitwipe, TweetDeleter, and TweetEraser.
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Tweet delete service
TweetDelete is a free service that lets you delete both your tweets and your Twitter history and also set a timer for the deletion of future tweets (if you want to). Twitwipe is a free service that allows you to delete all tweets and videos and start afresh.
TweetDeleter is free but also has a paid plan for premium at $5.99 per month if bill annually, and $9.99 if bill monthly with daily delete of 3,000 tweets. If you decide to go unlimited you pay $7.50 per month if the bill is paid annually and $14.99 per month if the bill is paid monthly.
TweetEraser is a free service but also includes a paid plan with a standard Eraser, which costs $6.99 per month, and a premium Eraser which costs $9.99 per month.
These services are great, and if you have no money to pay you can check out the free service of TweetDelete and Twitwipe, although TweetDeleter and TweetEraser also have a free version for their services.
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How to delete your tweets with TweetDelete
1. To delete your Twitter tweets go to TweetDelete and agree to the terms and sign in with the Twitter account you are deleting the tweet for. TweetDelete only allows 3,200 tweets to be deleted at a time.

2. You sign in with your Twitter account, authorize the app, and then check the box that reads, “Delete all my existing tweets before activating this schedule.”
3. Then you click activate. All your tweets will be deleted. If you have over 3,200 tweets, you have to use TweetDelete again.

If you decide to clean your account, you need to keep activating TweetDelete until it’s wiped out your entire tweet.
Be sure to uncheck the “post to my feed” and “follow @Tweet_Delete” boxes before you click activate. You can check the process from your Twitter page and see your tweet and history disappear.
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You can automatically set your tweets to delete overtime, all you need to do is set an automatic delete schedule, as TweetDelete lets you automatically schedule which tweet should be deleted, the service lets you choose between one week, two weeks, one month, two months, three months, six months, or one year.