X (Twitter) Post & Thread Preview
See exactly how your tweet or thread will look before you post. Preview in Light, Dark, and Dim themes with images, polls, and threads.
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Why Preview Your Tweets Before Posting?
Every tweet is a micro-billboard. In the fast-moving X (Twitter) timeline, you have roughly 1-2 seconds to capture someone's attention. A poorly formatted thread, a truncated image, or a typo in your opening tweet can cost you engagement, followers, and credibility.
X's native composer gives you a bare-bones text editor with minimal formatting preview. You can't see how your thread will flow, how images will be cropped in the timeline, or whether your poll options are compelling at a glance. That's why professional creators, marketers, and agencies use preview tools before hitting publish.
Our X Post & Thread Preview tool gives you a pixel-accurate replica of the X interface — including all three themes (Light, Dark, Dim), verified badges, thread connectors, image grids, and poll layouts — entirely in your browser. No signup, no server uploads, no tracking.
Who Is This Tool For?
Content Creators & Influencers
Preview threads and visual posts before publishing to maximize engagement and brand consistency
Marketers & Brand Managers
Get client approval on tweet drafts with realistic mockups — no need to post first
Social Media Agencies
Create polished tweet mockups for pitches, proposals, and content calendars
Thought Leaders & Writers
Perfect long-form thread formatting — check flow, readability, and character limits
Key Features
Thread Mode
Create and preview multi-tweet threads with realistic connector lines between tweets.
3 Themes: Light, Dark, Dim
Preview in all three X themes. Match your audience's preference to see what they'll see.
Mobile & Desktop Views
Toggle between phone and desktop layouts to check how your post looks everywhere.
Verified Badge & Profile
Customize your display name, handle, and verified badge for accurate mockups.
100% Client-Side
Your tweet drafts never leave your browser. No data collection, no uploads, complete privacy.
Export as PNG
Download your thread preview as a high-resolution image for client approvals or presentations.
How to Preview Your X Posts and Threads
Write Your Tweet
Type your tweet text in the editor. The character counter updates in real-time and warns you if you exceed 280 characters.
Add Media or Polls
Switch between Text, Image, and Poll modes. Upload up to 4 images per tweet or create a poll with up to 4 options.
Build Your Thread
Click 'Add' to create a multi-tweet thread. Drag and drop to reorder tweets. The preview shows realistic thread connectors.
Choose Theme & Device
Toggle between Light, Dark, and Dim themes to match your audience's view. Switch between Desktop and Mobile layouts.
Download or Share
Export your preview as a PNG for presentations, client approvals, or content calendars. Or copy it to clipboard instantly.
Thread Writing Tips for Maximum Engagement
Hook First, Details Later
Your first tweet is the most critical. It must stop the scroll. Use a bold claim, question, or statistic to grab attention, then deliver the details in subsequent tweets.
One Idea Per Tweet
Each tweet in your thread should make exactly one point. This makes the thread scannable and quotable — two key drivers of engagement.
Use Numbering
Start threads with '1/' or 'Thread 🧵' to signal it's a multi-part post. Numbered tweets help readers track their progress and make the thread feel organized.
End With a CTA
Your final tweet should include a clear call-to-action: follow for more, retweet the first tweet, reply with thoughts, or visit a link. Don't leave engagement on the table.
Preview in Dark Mode
Most X users browse in Dark mode (especially on mobile). Always check your content in Dark or Dim theme to ensure readability and visual appeal.
Image Placement Matters
Images in the 2nd or 3rd tweet of a thread get more engagement than in the 1st. Use the first tweet for a text hook, then support with visuals.
Why Client-Side Privacy Matters for Tweet Drafts
Your unpublished tweets are valuable intellectual property. Whether it's a product announcement, marketing campaign, or thought leadership content — you don't want draft tweets sitting on someone else's server before you're ready to publish.
Most tweet preview tools require you to create an account and store your drafts on their servers. This creates unnecessary privacy risk and adds friction to your workflow. Our tool keeps everything local — your browser is the only thing processing your content.