Make a Twitter thread. Split your draft, or start from an idea.

Two ways to use this Twitter thread maker

Most threads start in one of two places: a long draft that will not fit in one tweet, or an idea you have not put into words yet. This thread maker handles both.

• Split my draft: paste your text and it is cut into tweets under 280 characters, at sentence or paragraph breaks, with optional 1/5 numbering. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and there is no daily limit.

• Write from an idea: give audenAI a topic, pick a thread type and a length, and get a full thread in your voice plus three alternative opening tweets. This mode uses one of your 3 free runs a day.

How the split works

The splitter counts characters the way Twitter does. Every link counts as 23 characters however long it is, and every emoji counts as 2. It fills each tweet with whole sentences, moves the next sentence on to the next tweet, and only breaks inside a sentence when one sentence is longer than a whole tweet.

You choose whether to add numbers like 1/6 and 2/6, and whether to split at sentences or keep paragraphs together. Every tweet shows its count, so you can see where to trim before you post. When you build the thread on Twitter, you add each tweet with the plus button and publish them together with Post all.

What makes a thread worth reading

• The first tweet does the selling. It should promise something specific, not just announce that a thread is coming.

• One idea per tweet. If a tweet needs a second idea, it needs a second tweet.

• Each tweet earns the next. End tweets on a point, not on a cliffhanger every time.

• A clear ending. Sum up, link or ask one question, then stop.

The audenAI mode follows these rules. Pick How-to, Story, Lessons or Breakdown, and a length of 5, 7 or 10 tweets. It never invents numbers or stories you did not give it.

Threads, long posts and Premium

Premium subscribers can post up to 25,000 characters in a single post, so why make a thread at all? Because a thread breaks an idea into steps people can read, quote and reply to one at a time, and a standard account still has 280 characters per post. Check single tweets with the Twitter character counter, and if your thread started life as a caption, the Instagram to Twitter tool rewrites it first.

Threads in your voice, scheduled, with VoiceMoat

A splitter fixes the format. VoiceMoat helps with the thinking. audenAI learns from your own content and, in Studio, turns one idea into a thread in your voice, checked so it sounds like you. Threads publish on Pro and up, so you can draft it today and let it go out at the right time. Need a sharper first tweet? The hook generator gives you five.