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Free Twitter Thread Writer

Paste your notes or a blog post and get two numbered threads, each post under 280 characters.

Free, no sign-up. Your text is sent to an AI service to write the result, so do not paste anything private.

About this tool

A thread works when the first post earns the click and every post after it adds one clear step. This tool turns your notes, an outline or a blog post into two numbered threads of about 5, 8 or 10 posts, with a standalone hook, one point per post and a short wrap-up. It only uses what you give it.

How to use it

  1. Paste your notes, outline or blog post, or describe the topic.
  2. Choose a length and a tone.
  3. Copy a thread, check every fact and publish it post by post.

Example

You enter

Lessons from running 100 experiments on our landing page, 8 posts

You get (one of several)

1/ We ran 100 landing page experiments. Most changed nothing. Five changed everything. 2/ Lesson 1: ...

Tips for better results

  • Spend your effort on the first post. If it does not stand alone, nobody reads the rest.
  • One idea per post. Cut anything that does not move the story forward.
  • End with one call to action, such as a follow or a link.
  • Add your own examples or numbers before you post. Only you have them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Short answers about tracking, outliers and exporting. Need more? Email us.

How long can a thread be?

There is no fixed limit on the number of posts, but each post is limited to 280 characters on a standard account. This tool keeps every post within that limit.

Does it add facts that are not in my notes?

No. It is told to use only your material, but always read the result and fix anything that drifted.

Can I turn a blog post into a thread?

Yes. Paste the text of the post, up to 3,000 characters.

Does it post the thread for me?

No. It only writes the text. You copy it and post it yourself.

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