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Twitter Thread Downloader

Use our free Twitter thread downloader to export available public posts as TXT, Markdown, or JSON, with each source link and the sequence completeness note preserved.

Public posts only. TXT, Markdown, and JSON exports include the available sequence and its completeness note.

Try a public post:

How to use the Twitter thread downloader

  1. Paste a public post link

    Paste one post from a public Twitter or X thread into the Twitter thread downloader. The tool uses that post as the starting point.

  2. Review the available sequence

    Check the post count and completeness note. The downloader shows the same ordered content as the Twitter thread reader before you save it.

  3. Choose an export format

    Use TXT for simple reading, Markdown for notes, or JSON for structured local processing. Each export keeps the status of the retrieved sequence.

Choose a thread export format

TXT for a readable archive

TXT places the author, date, source link, post text, media reference links, and completeness note in one file that opens in any text editor.

Markdown for notes

Markdown gives each post a heading, source link, and available media links, making the Twitter thread downloader output easy to place in a documentation or research folder.

JSON for structured data

JSON preserves the normalized thread object, including string IDs, media arrays, completeness state, missing parents, and possible branches.

What a partial export contains

The Twitter thread downloader saves the posts that public access returned and explicitly records what could not be proven. It does not merge other authors' replies, silently fill deleted posts, or call a bounded HTML discovery result complete.

Media references remain links rather than downloaded bytes. Use the Twitter image downloader for photos, the Twitter video downloader for MP4 files, or tweet to Markdown for one-post notes.

Twitter thread downloader questions

Is this Twitter thread downloader free?

Yes. The Twitter thread downloader creates TXT, Markdown, or JSON exports from available public posts without an account or paid API.

Does the export claim a partial thread is complete?

No. Every export includes the fetched count, completeness state, and the reason the sequence may be partial or unknown.

What is the difference between the reader and downloader?

The Twitter thread reader is for checking the available sequence in your browser. The Twitter thread downloader is for saving that same verified response as a local file.

Are images and videos included in the export?

The export keeps returned media references and post text. It does not package remote media bytes; use the image or video downloader when you need local files.

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