X Thread Generator
Create realistic X (Twitter) thread screenshots. Up to 10 connected posts, connecting line, individual engagement stats. Single PNG export.
How to Use Tweet Thread
- 1 Start with 3 default posts (add up to 10)
- 2 Edit each post text, author, and verified badge
- 3 Set individual engagement stats (replies, reposts, likes)
- 4 Use "Same author" to apply first author to all posts
- 5 Use "Random" to randomize all engagement stats
- 6 Download as single PNG image
What You Get
Create pixel-perfect X thread screenshots with connecting line between posts. Each post has individual engagement stats, verified badge toggle, and author customization.
Input: 5-post story thread
Output: Single PNG with connected posts and engagement
Input: Tutorial thread
Output: Step-by-step guide as shareable image
Input: Conversation thread
Output: Multi-author discussion screenshot
How do I create a fake X thread screenshot?
Start with 3 default posts (add up to 10). Edit each post text, author, and verified badge. Set engagement stats. Download as single PNG.
How many posts can I add to an X thread?
Up to 10 posts per thread, each with individual settings for author, text, verified badge, and engagement stats.
Can each post in the thread have different authors?
Yes. Each post can have unique display name, username, verified badge, and avatar. Perfect for conversation screenshots.
What is the connecting line in thread screenshots?
Authentic X-style vertical line connecting avatar to next post. Creates the look of a real thread as seen on X.
Can I randomize all engagement stats at once?
Yes. Click Random to set realistic engagement numbers for all posts instantly. Saves time for multi-post threads.
Is my thread data stored anywhere?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server. Complete privacy.
Can I use thread screenshots for storytelling?
Yes. Perfect for tutorials, stories, fake conversations, memes, and presentations. All posts export as single PNG.
Does the Same author button apply to all posts?
Yes. Use Same author to quickly apply the first post author to all posts in the thread. Great for single-author threads.
100% client-side. Your data never leaves your browser.