X (Twitter) Screenshot Generator
Paste a link to any public post — get a clean, shareable card as a high-resolution PNG. Light and dark themes, free, no sign-up.
The first link is the card. Any further links (one per line) are appended as replies — untick the ones you don't want after fetching. Only public posts can be processed.
How to screenshot a tweet
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Step 1
Copy the post link
Tap the share icon under the post and choose "Copy link" — or copy the URL from your browser's address bar.
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Step 2
Fetch the post
The post is rendered as a clean card with avatar, text, photos, date and engagement. Paste further links to append replies as a thread.
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Step 3
Pick a theme and download
Switch between light and dark, then download the PNG — corners are transparent, so it fits anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
How do I take a screenshot of a tweet?
Paste the link to the post above and press Fetch. TwitterTools renders the post as a clean card — avatar, text, photos, date and engagement — and you download it as a PNG. No OS screenshot tool or cropping needed.
Can I screenshot a tweet with images?
Yes. Up to four photos from the post are shown in full inside the card — nothing gets cropped. For videos and GIFs the card shows the thumbnail frame with a badge — use the Video Downloader if you need the actual file.
Can I include replies in the card?
Yes — that is the thread mode. Paste one link per line: the first link becomes the main card, every further link is appended as a reply underneath (up to 9). After fetching, untick any reply you don't want and the image re-renders without it.
What size and quality is the export?
The PNG exports at 2x resolution (about 1200px wide), so it stays crisp on retina displays and in presentations. Corners are transparent, so the card drops nicely onto any background.
Does it need an X account or login?
No. Like every tool on TwitterTools it only needs the public link to the post, and the card is rendered entirely in your browser — we never store what you generate.
Which posts can be turned into a screenshot?
Any public post. Protected (private) accounts and deleted posts can't be fetched, and age-restricted media may fail — the same limits as the rest of the toolkit.