Split Text Into Tweets
Split long text into tweet-ready posts: paste up to 20,000 characters and get numbered posts with markers, broken cleanly on sentence and word boundaries.
X Thread Splitter
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What is Split text into tweets?
X Thread Splitter β Split long text into tweet-ready posts: paste up to 20,000 characters and get numbered posts with markers, broken cleanly on sentence and word boundaries.
This tool greedily packs your text into posts of at most the per-post limit, breaking first on sentence boundaries and then on word boundaries β never mid-word. The numbering markerβs length is reserved before splitting, then every post is re-validated after the marker is added. It uses a conservative weighted count (URLs count 23, non-ASCII characters count 2); long unbreakable tokens such as URLs are kept whole. No AI or generation is involved β it is pure deterministic splitting.
Why use this split text into tweets?
Built for split text into tweets
Split long text into tweet-ready posts: paste up to 20,000 characters and get numbered posts with markers, broken cleanly on sentence and word boundaries.
Transparent & honest
Splitting is purely rule-based and deterministic β no AI or content generation is involved.
Private by design
Everything runs in your browser. Your inputs never leave your device.
Works everywhere
Fully responsive β perfect on desktop, tablet, and mobile. No app needed.
Regularly updated
Regularly maintained and reviewed to ensure accuracy.
Free forever
No accounts, no limits, no watermarks. Use X Thread Splitter as much as you need.
How to use X Thread Splitter
- 1Paste your long text into the "Text to split" field (up to 20,000 characters).
- 2Pick a "Numbering style": 1/N (e.g. 1/3), (1/N), or none β the markerβs characters are reserved before splitting.
- 3Adjust "Characters reserved for numbering" (default 8) or "Max characters per post" (default 280) if needed.
- 4Run the tool and copy each numbered post in order β every one fits the budget, split on word boundaries.
- 5Paste the posts on X as a reply chain to publish your thread.
What can you do with X Thread Splitter?
- Tweet splitter β Split long text into tweet-ready posts: paste up to 20,000 characters and get numbered posts with markers, broken cleanly on sentence and word boundaries.
- Long tweet splitter β Split long text into tweet-ready posts: paste up to 20,000 characters and get numbered posts with markers, broken cleanly on sentence and word boundaries.
- Thread splitter tool β Split long text into tweet-ready posts: paste up to 20,000 characters and get numbered posts with markers, broken cleanly on sentence and word boundaries.
Good to know
- Splitting is purely rule-based and deterministic β no AI or content generation is involved.
- The weighted count is a conservative approximation (URLs count 23, non-ASCII characters count 2); the 280 budget is the documented default, not a live check of Xβs current rules.
- A single unbreakable token longer than the budget (extremely rare; URLs are kept whole at 23) is hard-split rather than dropped β the summary tells you if this happened.
How it works
This tool greedily packs your text into posts of at most the per-post limit, breaking first on sentence boundaries and then on word boundaries β never mid-word. The numbering markerβs length is reserved before splitting, then every post is re-validated after the marker is added. It uses a conservative weighted count (URLs count 23, non-ASCII characters count 2); long unbreakable tokens such as URLs are kept whole. No AI or generation is involved β it is pure deterministic splitting.
Examples
Returns numbered posts, each within 280 weighted characters with the marker included.
Returns unnumbered posts of at most 140 weighted characters each.
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