Thread Generator is a simple tool to help you split your tweet into a thread based on Twitter’s character limit. I know there are other tools on the web that offer more robust functionality, but this was designed to be minimal and easy-to-use.

A tweet is nothing more than a post on Twitter. It’s Twitter’s lingo for a post.

Twitter’s character limit is 280 characters. Prior to November 2017, it was only 140 characters.

In general, a thread is a series of messages, or posts, that pertain to a specific topic. This could range from a series of text messages on your phone, responses to a post on your social media, or replies to an email you sent. For Twitter, a thread is a series of tweets from a single person. due to Twitter’s character limit, the author will need to split their tweet into multiple tweets to create a thread.

Thread Generator was designed to be minimal and easy-to-use.

To generate a thread, follow these three steps:

1. Either start typing away or copy and paste text into the text area.
2. Click “Generate Thread”.
3. Click on the box to copy the text.

If you need help on how to create a thread on Twitter, here’s a link from Twitter’s business blog to get you started: How to use Tweet threads.

Thread Generator is 100% free.

To help offset the cost of maintaining the site, you may see an ad or two. It’s being incorporated as discreet as possible so that it doesn’t interfere with usability.

There are plans to add more features. Right off the top of the list, a feature to split the thread by punctuation.

Include this phrase at the end of your thread: Thread generated by staging.threadgenerator.io | @threadgenerator.

This would mean a lot to me.

To make it even easier, you’ll notice that the last box of the thread has this phrase auto generated.

You can contact thread|generator by email at support@staging.threadgenerator.io or on Twitter @threadgenerator.

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