Good ideas deserve
to be shared.
LinkToTweet turns the articles you already read into posts you can publish.
Bring a link, get drafts, a one-click share link, or a thread — ready in a minute.
You read more than you post.
Saving an article takes a second. Writing the post about it is the part that takes time, so most good reads never become anything. LinkToTweet does the middle step: it reads what you found, drafts what you could say about it, and gives you something you can send today.
| You bring | LinkToTweet does | You get |
|---|---|---|
| A link to an article | Reads it, then writes three posts in the tone you pick | Three drafts to edit and share |
| A thought worth passing on | Builds an X link with your text already filled in | One link that opens X ready to send |
| A longer piece of writing | Splits it into posts that fit 280 characters | A thread that reads in order |
LinkToTweet never publishes to X on your behalf. It prepares the post; opening it on X is always your own click.
What the product gives you.
AI post writer
An article in, three drafts out.
Paste a link to something you read. LinkToTweet shows you the article it found, then writes three posts in the tone you choose — engaging, funny, or professional. You keep the one that sounds like you.
Share link builder
A thought in, one click away.
Type what you want people to see, and LinkToTweet builds a link that opens X with the text already filled in. Nothing is stored and no AI is involved — the link is the whole product.
Thread splitter
A long idea in, a thread out.
Paste the longer version of your thought and get a sequence of posts that each fit the 280-character limit, in an order that still reads. Copy them one by one, or open the first on X.
AI post writer
Your next post starts with a link.
We’ll extract the article so you can review it first.
Use all three without signing in.
Thread splitter
Big ideas, perfectly sized posts.
Four steps, and the last one is yours.
- 1Bring a link
LinkToTweet fetches the article and shows the title and description so you can check it is the right one.
- 2Choose a tone
The drafts are written in the style you picked, not a generic voice.
- 3Make it yours
Read, rewrite, and keep the draft that sounds like you. Nothing is posted until you decide.
- 4Share it yourself
One click opens X with the text ready, and you press send. Signed-in users can send a tracking link instead and see who opened it.
Try one article, then decide.
Your first draft is free today
Open the writer, paste a link, and see what you would have posted.