Twitter Thread Maker — Split and Number Tweets

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About Twitter Thread Maker

Turn Long Text into a Thread

Paste your content and automatically split it into multiple tweets. Optionally append 1/N style numbering and copy each or all tweets.

Features

URL-aware length calculation (23 chars per URL)
Optional 1/N numbering
Copy individual tweets or the whole thread

For publishing support around X content, see X (Twitter) Character Counter, Social Share Preview, and UTM Builder.

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