A surgical bulk-delete tool for Reddit. Audit your full history, filter by age, score, subreddit, or keyword, and remove what you no longer want public - with archive-cache defeat, scheduled maintenance, and a whitelist for items you want to keep forever.
Full audit, 100 deletions a month. Enough to try, not enough to finish.
Unlimited deletions and every filter. The cleanup most people are here for.
Adds overwrite-before-delete, scheduled maintenance, and pre-event mode.
Each feature tagged with the lowest plan that unlocks it. No upsells you have to decode.
Know what is actually on your profile before you change anything.
A full audit of your Reddit history, before anything is deleted.
A one-page overview of your Reddit history: total items, oldest and newest post, top subreddits by activity, karma extremes, and your years active. The audit reads your full history before anything is touched.
Most people are surprised by the top-subreddits list. The audit is also how you find the embarrassing comment from 2014 that you forgot existed.
Age, score, subreddit, content type, NSFW status, or keyword - combined.
Filter by age, score, subreddit, content type, NSFW status, keyword in title or body, and combinations of any of those. Each filter narrows the queue in real time so you can see exactly what would be deleted before you commit.
Free has the basics. Paid unlocks the full set - including score-range filters, multi-subreddit selection, and the full-text body scan needed for privacy-focused cleanups.
Pre-built filter combinations: Pre-Interview Clean, Wipe NSFW, Privacy First, Old Account Tidy.
Recipes are pre-built filter combinations for the cleanups people actually do: Pre-Interview Clean (sweep low-karma and NSFW from the last five years), Wipe NSFW (everything tagged NSFW across all years), Privacy First (anything mentioning personal info, full-text scanned), Old Account Tidy (anything older than five years and quiet).
Each recipe is a one-click apply. You can still adjust the filters after applying - the recipe is a starting point, not a lock-in.
Remove what you no longer want - and make sure it really goes.
No per-job limit, no daily quota.
Free is capped at 100 deletions a month - enough to try the tool, not enough to finish a real cleanup. Paid plans lift the cap entirely.
Whether you have 800 items or 80,000, Karmdit keeps going until your filter is empty.
Downloadable archive of every deleted item - Markdown or JSON.
Tick "Export before delete" on the confirm screen and Karmdit generates a downloadable archive of every item in the queue - title, body, subreddit, score, permalink, timestamp - before any of them are touched. Markdown or JSON, your choice.
The export is stored on your account for 30 days. Useful for posts you might want to repost elsewhere, comments you want to remember, or a clean record of what you removed.
Replace each item with a placeholder before Reddit removes it.
Reddit's delete removes a post from public view, but archive sites (Reveddit, Removeddit, the Wayback Machine, scraper bots) often have a cached copy of the original body. Worse, some scrapers trigger their snapshot specifically when they see an edit.
Overwrite-before-delete edits each item with a meaningless placeholder first, then deletes it. By the time the archive caches catch the edit, the only thing they can snapshot is the placeholder.
Keep the account tidy without manual work, month after month.
Schedules run a filter on a cadence you pick.
Schedules run a filter on a cadence you pick - say, every Sunday, sweep comments older than 6 months with score ≤ 1 - so your account stays clean without you ever opening the app. Copy the URL from /filters and paste it as the schedule's filter rule.
Schedules can be paused, edited, or deleted any time.
A fresh history fetch every month, no manual rescan needed.
Reddit-side reality changes: you post new comments, scores drift, subreddits get banned. Without a re-scan, the audit you saw on day one stops matching reality after a month.
Pro accounts get a monthly re-scan that quietly pulls your full history again and refreshes every count, top-subreddit, karma extreme, and filter result. You'll always see today's profile when you open the dashboard, not your sign-up day snapshot.
A 7-day verification pass that re-fetches each item to confirm it is gone.
Reddit occasionally lets a "delete" call succeed at the API level while the content remains visible to logged-out users for a while. Pro runs a verification pass 7 days after each deletion job - re-fetching each item to confirm it really is gone from public view.
If any item is still visible, Karmdit retries the delete and surfaces the failure in your history. You don't have to spot-check; it spot-checks itself.
Accelerated cleanup with 24h verification - the panic button.
Pre-event mode is the panic button. Pick a date (interview, public talk, profile review) and Karmdit runs an accelerated cleanup pass: a recipe of your choice, plus overwrite-before-delete on every item, plus a 24h verification cycle instead of the standard 7-day one.
Built for the case where you suddenly need a clean profile by Thursday and have no time to babysit the process.
Guardrails so cleanup never touches the things you care about.
Whitelisted posts and comments are skipped by every deletion job.
A small handful of comments and posts are usually worth keeping forever - the one that got 4k upvotes, the long-form post you spent two hours writing, the response from someone who later became a friend. The whitelist makes those untouchable.
Anything on the whitelist is skipped by every deletion job, including scheduled ones, even when it matches an active filter. Add items from the shield icon next to any row on /filters.
Gilded posts and comments are auto-excluded from every deletion.
Gilded posts and comments - the ones someone gave Reddit awards to - are usually the things you'd most regret losing. Pro automatically excludes any gilded item from every deletion job, even if it matches an active filter or recipe.
Same protection as the whitelist, but applied automatically to everything Reddit considers 'awarded'.
Connect a main and an alt under the same subscription.
Plenty of people have a "main" and an "alt", or a throwaway that needs occasional grooming. Multi-account lets you sign a second Reddit username into the same Karmdit account and clean both from one place.
Each account gets its own audit, its own filters, and its own deletion history. The subscription covers as many accounts as you connect.
