Twitter Thread Maker: Split a Draft into a Thread
Paste your draft and get a numbered X thread you can reorder, edit and copy, in your own words.
Free, no login. Formatting happens in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
How it works
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Paste your draft. Use blank lines between ideas. Paragraphs stay together where they fit, and longer passages split without rewriting them.
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Review the posts. Edit, reorder, add or remove posts. Counts include numbering and X’s URL and emoji weights.
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Copy in order. Copy each post into your composer in sequence, or copy the whole thread as a working document.
Make the sequence useful
- Open with the specific question or lesson the thread will explain.
- Keep each post focused on one step, example, or piece of evidence.
- Read the cards in order. Add missing context and remove repetition.
- Finish when the reader has the answer. Add a next step only when it helps.
For one longer post, use the X cutoff preview. For a draft from rough notes, try the AI tweet generator.
Common questions
- Does this thread creator write with AI?
- No. It formats the text you supply without adding facts or rewriting your voice. Edit each card to make the sequence clear. Use the AI tweet generator if you need help drafting a single post from notes.
- How are posts split?
- Paragraphs stay together when they fit. Longer passages split at whitespace, and unusually long words split at Unicode grapheme boundaries. URLs stay intact. Review the breaks: the formatter cannot decide where an argument should end.
- Does numbering count toward the limit?
- Yes. The formatter reserves space for numbering when it creates the thread. Counts update when you edit, reorder, add, or remove posts. If a change makes a post too long, shorten it before copying.
- Does this publish or schedule the thread?
- No. Copy each post into your composer in sequence, or copy the whole thread as a working document. Pasting the whole thread into one X post does not automatically create separate posts.
- Is my text uploaded or saved?
- Formatting and editing happen in your browser. This tool does not upload your text or save a draft to an account. Copy your work before closing or refreshing the page.
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