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gallery-dl --cookies x.txt https://x.com/account

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gallery-dl --help
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Usage: gallery-dl [OPTIONS] URL [URL...]
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General Options:
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  -h, --help                  Print this help message and exit
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  --version                   Print program version and exit
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  -f, --filename FORMAT       Filename format string for downloaded files ('/O' for "original" filenames)
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  -d, --destination PATH      Target location for file downloads
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  -D, --directory PATH        Exact location for file downloads
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  -X, --extractors PATH       Load external extractors from PATH
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  -a, --user-agent UA         User-Agent request header
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  --clear-cache MODULE        Delete cached login sessions, cookies, etc. for MODULE (ALL to delete everything)
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  --compat                    Restore legacy 'category' names
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Update Options:
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  -U, --update-check          Check if a newer version is available
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Input Options:
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  -i, --input-file FILE       Download URLs found in FILE ('-' for stdin). More than one --input-file can be specified
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  -I, --input-file-comment FILE
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                              Download URLs found in FILE. Comment them out after they were downloaded successfully.
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  -x, --input-file-delete FILE
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                              Download URLs found in FILE. Delete them after they were downloaded successfully.
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  --no-input                  Do not prompt for passwords/tokens
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Output Options:
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  -q, --quiet                 Activate quiet mode
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  -w, --warning               Print only warnings and errors
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  -v, --verbose               Print various debugging information
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  -g, --get-urls              Print URLs instead of downloading
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  -G, --resolve-urls          Print URLs instead of downloading; resolve intermediary URLs
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  -j, --dump-json             Print JSON information
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  -J, --resolve-json          Print JSON information; resolve intermediary URLs
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  -s, --simulate              Simulate data extraction; do not download anything
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  -E, --extractor-info        Print extractor defaults and settings
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  -K, --list-keywords         Print a list of available keywords and example values for the given URLs
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  -e, --error-file FILE       Add input URLs which returned an error to FILE
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  -N, --print [EVENT:]FORMAT  Write FORMAT during EVENT (default 'prepare') to standard output instead of downloading
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                              files. Can be used multiple times. Examples: 'id' or 'post:{md5[:8]}'
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  --Print [EVENT:]FORMAT      Like --print, but downloads files as well
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  --print-to-file [EVENT:]FORMAT FILE
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                              Append FORMAT during EVENT to FILE instead of downloading files. Can be used multiple
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                              times
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  --Print-to-file [EVENT:]FORMAT FILE
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                              Like --print-to-file, but downloads files as well
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  --list-modules              Print a list of available extractor modules
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  --list-extractors [CATEGORIES]
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                              Print a list of extractor classes with description, (sub)category and example URL
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  --write-log FILE            Write logging output to FILE
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  --write-unsupported FILE    Write URLs, which get emitted by other extractors but cannot be handled, to FILE
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  --write-pages               Write downloaded intermediary pages to files in the current directory to debug problems
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  --print-traffic             Display sent and read HTTP traffic
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  --no-colors                 Do not emit ANSI color codes in output
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Networking Options:
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  -R, --retries N             Maximum number of retries for failed HTTP requests or -1 for infinite retries (default: 4)
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  --http-timeout SECONDS      Timeout for HTTP connections (default: 30.0)
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  --proxy URL                 Use the specified proxy
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  --source-address IP         Client-side IP address to bind to
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  -4, --force-ipv4            Make all connections via IPv4
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  -6, --force-ipv6            Make all connections via IPv6
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  --no-check-certificate      Disable HTTPS certificate validation
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Downloader Options:
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  -r, --limit-rate RATE       Maximum download rate (e.g. 500k, 2.5M, or 800k-2M)
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  --chunk-size SIZE           Size of in-memory data chunks (default: 32k)
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  --sleep SECONDS             Number of seconds to wait before each download. This can be either a constant value or a
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                              range (e.g. 2.7 or 2.0-3.5)
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  --sleep-request SECONDS     Number of seconds to wait between HTTP requests during data extraction
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  --sleep-429 SECONDS         Number of seconds to wait when receiving a '429 Too Many Requests' response
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  --sleep-extractor SECONDS   Number of seconds to wait before starting data extraction for an input URL
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  --no-part                   Do not use .part files
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  --no-skip                   Do not skip downloads; overwrite existing files
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  --no-mtime                  Do not set file modification times according to Last-Modified HTTP response headers
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  --no-download               Do not download any files
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Configuration Options:
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  -o, --option KEY=VALUE      Additional options. Example: -o browser=firefox
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  -c, --config FILE           Additional configuration files
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  --config-yaml FILE          Additional configuration files in YAML format
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  --config-toml FILE          Additional configuration files in TOML format
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  --config-create             Create a basic configuration file
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  --config-status             Show configuration file status
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  --config-open               Open configuration file in external application
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  --config-ignore             Do not read default configuration files
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Authentication Options:
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  -u, --username USER         Username to login with
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  -p, --password PASS         Password belonging to the given username
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  --netrc                     Enable .netrc authentication data
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Cookie Options:
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  -C, --cookies FILE          File to load additional cookies from
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  --cookies-export FILE       Export session cookies to FILE
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  --cookies-from-browser BROWSER[/DOMAIN][+KEYRING][:PROFILE][::CONTAINER]
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                              Name of the browser to load cookies from, with optional domain prefixed with '/', keyring
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                              name prefixed with '+', profile prefixed with ':', and container prefixed with '::'
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                              ('none' for no container (default), 'all' for all containers)
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Selection Options:
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  -A, --abort N[:TARGET]      Stop current extractor(s) after N consecutive file downloads were skipped. Specify a
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                              TARGET to set how many levels to ascend or to which subcategory to jump to. Examples: '-A
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                              3', '-A 3:2', '-A 3:manga'
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  -T, --terminate N           Stop current & parent extractors and proceed with the next input URL after N consecutive
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                              file downloads were skipped
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  --filesize-min SIZE         Do not download files smaller than SIZE (e.g. 500k or 2.5M)
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  --filesize-max SIZE         Do not download files larger than SIZE (e.g. 500k or 2.5M)
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  --download-archive FILE     Record successfully downloaded files in FILE and skip downloading any file already in it
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  --range RANGE               Index range(s) specifying which files to download. These can be either a constant value,
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                              range, or slice (e.g. '5', '8-20', or '1:24:3')
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  --chapter-range RANGE       Like '--range', but applies to manga chapters and other delegated URLs
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  --filter EXPR               Python expression controlling which files to download. Files for which the expression
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                              evaluates to False are ignored. Available keys are the filename-specific ones listed by
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                              '-K'. Example: --filter "image_width >= 1000 and rating in ('s', 'q')"
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  --chapter-filter EXPR       Like '--filter', but applies to manga chapters and other delegated URLs
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Post-processing Options:
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  -P, --postprocessor NAME    Activate the specified post processor
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  --no-postprocessors         Do not run any post processors
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  -O, --postprocessor-option KEY=VALUE
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                              Additional post processor options
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  --write-metadata            Write metadata to separate JSON files
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  --write-info-json           Write gallery metadata to a info.json file
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  --write-tags                Write image tags to separate text files
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  --zip                       Store downloaded files in a ZIP archive
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  --cbz                       Store downloaded files in a CBZ archive
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  --mtime NAME                Set file modification times according to metadata selected by NAME. Examples: 'date' or
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                              'status[date]'
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  --rename FORMAT             Rename previously downloaded files from FORMAT to the current filename format
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  --rename-to FORMAT          Rename previously downloaded files from the current filename format to FORMAT
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  --ugoira FMT                Convert Pixiv Ugoira to FMT using FFmpeg. Supported formats are 'webm', 'mp4', 'gif',
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                              'vp8', 'vp9', 'vp9-lossless', 'copy', 'zip'.
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  --exec CMD                  Execute CMD for each downloaded file. Supported replacement fields are {} or {_path},
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                              {_directory}, {_filename}. Example: --exec "convert {} {}.png && rm {}"
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  --exec-after CMD            Execute CMD after all files were downloaded. Example: --exec-after "cd {_directory} &&
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                              convert * ../doc.pdf"