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No copy-pasting text by hand. Paste the post URL and the tool pulls the text, author, and images for you automatically.
Twitter Threads to PDF
Paste a Twitter or X post link and see it load instantly, the text, author, and images. Then save it as a clean PDF, with up to four images per page. Everything renders in your browser.
Guide
How to save a Twitter or X post as PDF
1
Copy the post link
On Twitter or X, open the post, tap Share, and copy its link. It looks like https://x.com/username/status/123456789.
2
Paste and show
Paste the link into the box and click Show post. The post loads on the page in a second, with its text, author, and images.
3
Download the PDF
Click Download PDF. You get a clean file with the text selectable and up to four images per page, ready to archive, print, or share.
Why save a Twitter or X post as a PDF?
Posts disappear. Accounts get suspended, tweets get deleted, and X keeps changing what you can see without logging in. Saving a post as a PDF keeps a permanent, offline copy of the text and its images, something you can archive, print, or send to someone who is not on the platform.
Paste the link to any public Twitter or X post and it loads on the page in a second, the author, the text, and every image attached. A small helper on our side reads the public post for you, because Twitter blocks browsers from reading tweets directly. Once it appears, one click saves it as a clean PDF. Images are laid out up to four per page, which matches the maximum a single post can hold, so nothing is cut off or squeezed.
The PDF keeps the text selectable and searchable rather than being a flat screenshot, so you can copy quotes out of it later. This works for any public post. Protected, deleted, or age-restricted posts cannot be read by anyone without logging in, so those will not load.
Benefits
Why use this post to PDF tool
See it before you save
The post renders on the page exactly as it will look, so you can check it is the right one before downloading anything.
Images included
Every image on the post is pulled in and placed in the PDF, up to four per page, which is the most a single post can carry.
Selectable PDF text
The PDF holds real, searchable text rather than a screenshot, so you can copy quotes out of it or search inside the file later.
Works on any device
Paste, view, and download straight from your phone, tablet, or desktop. No app and no signup.
Public posts only
It reads only public posts, and the PDF and images are assembled in your browser. Protected or deleted posts are never accessible.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I save a Twitter or X post as a PDF?
Copy the post link from Twitter or X, paste it into the box on this page, and click Show post. The post loads with its text and images. Then click Download PDF to save a clean file. The text stays selectable and images are placed up to four per page.
Does it fetch the post from the URL automatically?
Yes, for public posts. A small helper on our side reads the public post, because browsers are blocked from reading tweets directly by Twitter. You just paste the link and the text, author, and images appear. Nothing is stored, the PDF is built in your browser.
Can it save a whole thread with every reply?
No. It saves the single post you link to, along with its images. Reading an entire thread of replies needs Twitter's paid API, which this free tool does not use. For a multi-post thread, save each post you want one at a time.
Does the PDF include the images?
Yes. Every image attached to the post is pulled in and placed in the PDF, up to four per page, which is the maximum a single post can hold. Images are laid out in a grid so nothing is cut off.
Why will some posts not load?
Only public posts can be read. If a post is from a protected account, has been deleted, or is age-restricted, it cannot be read by anyone without logging in, so it will not load. Double-check the link points to a live, public post.
Is it free and private?
Yes. There is no signup, no watermark, and no cost. The tool only reads public posts, and the PDF and images are assembled in your browser. The link you paste is used only to look up that one public post.