Turn a long-form Twitter post into a clean PDF, an image, Markdown, or plain text.
Long-form posts on X, the ones X calls Articles, are awkward to keep. They do not print cleanly, and copying the text by hand loses the headings, images, and code blocks. Tweeload pulls the whole post, renders it the way it looks on X, and lets you save it in the format you actually need.
Paste the link to any public long-form X post and you get the complete piece: title, cover image, every paragraph, heading, quote, image, and code block, plus the author and the post stats. Nothing is truncated.
Turning a long Twitter post into a PDF takes three steps.
Open the post on X, tap the Share icon, and choose Copy Link.
Paste the copied link into the field above and click Convert to PDF.
Read the post on the page, then download it as a PDF or an image, or copy it as Markdown or plain text.
A real A4 PDF, not a screenshot. The text stays selectable and searchable, links stay clickable, and images are embedded at full quality, all styled like the original post.
A single PNG of the whole thread card, ready to share or archive.
The post as Markdown with headings, bold and italic text, links, lists, block quotes, fenced code blocks, and image URLs intact. Paste it straight into Notion, Obsidian, or your editor.
Just the words, with no formatting, for when you only need the content.