How to Clone and Republish a Tweet

Four steps from a link to a published thread. Nothing is posted to your account until you explicitly choose to publish.

  1. Paste the tweet or thread link

    Drop in any public X (Twitter) post URL. TweetCloner pulls the entire thread, not just the post you linked to, so a 20 part thread comes back as 20 separate editable posts.

  2. Edit anything you want to change

    Rewrite the text of any post, delete the ones you do not need, or insert a new post in the middle of the thread. You can attach your own images or video (JPG, PNG and MP4, up to 4 files per post) and remove the original media.

  3. Translate the thread (optional)

    Convert the whole thread into any of the 14 supported languages in one action. Translation runs across every post in the thread, so the structure stays intact and you only need to fix wording.

  4. Publish to your own account, or copy it out

    Connect your own X API keys to post the finished thread straight to your account, with media uploaded in the right order. If you would rather not connect anything, just copy the edited text and post it manually.

What TweetCloner Does

Whole threads, not single posts

Most clone tools stop at one post. TweetCloner parses the full thread and keeps each post separate so you can restructure it.

14 language translation

English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, German, Thai, Turkish, Russian and Arabic.

A real thread editor

Insert posts, delete posts, rewrite text and swap media before anything gets published. Nothing is posted until you choose to publish.

Your keys stay in your browser

Publishing uses your own X API credentials. They are saved in your browser local storage, and requests are signed locally, so your API secrets never leave your machine.

Media download included

Pull the images, GIFs and video out of any post while you are working, in the original quality that X serves.

No account required

Fetching, editing and translating work with no sign up. You only need credentials for the publish step.

When People Reach for a Tweet Cloner

The tool is built around content you already own or ideas you want to rework in your own voice.

Repost your own thread to a new audience

A thread that worked once will usually work again months later for people who never saw it. Pull up the original, refresh the examples and numbers, and publish it again.

Take a thread into another language

If you write in English but have readers in Japanese or Spanish, translate the thread and post it from a second account. The thread structure carries over, so you are editing rather than rewriting.

Fix a thread you already posted

X will not let you restructure a published thread. Clone your own thread, correct the typo or the broken ordering, publish the clean version and delete the old one.

Study how a good thread is built

Load a thread that performed well and look at it post by post: where the hook sits, how long each post runs, where the media lands. Use the structure, write your own words.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an X API key to use TweetCloner?
Only for publishing. Fetching a thread, editing it, translating it and downloading media all work without any credentials. You add API keys only when you want to post the result to your own account.
Where are my API keys stored?
In your browser local storage on your own device. Requests to X are signed in the browser using HMAC-SHA1, and only the signed authorization header is relayed. Your consumer secret and access token secret are never transmitted. You can also export your key configuration to a file and import it on another machine.
How many posts can I publish per day?
The free X API plan allows 17 posts per 24 hours, which is enough for most threads. TweetCloner checks the length of your thread before publishing and warns you if it would exceed that limit.
Does it handle long threads?
Yes. The thread is parsed into individual posts and each one stays editable on its own. Media attached to any post in the thread is preserved and re-uploaded in order when you publish.
Is TweetCloner free?
Yes. Cloning, editing, translating and downloading media are free with no registration. Publishing uses your own X API credentials, and the free X plan is sufficient.
Is it okay to republish someone else's thread?
Reposting another person's writing word for word as if it were yours is not okay, and on X it can get an account actioned. Use TweetCloner the way it is meant to be used: repurpose your own posts, translate your own work for another audience, or take the structure of a thread you admire and write it in your own words. When an idea came from someone else, credit them.

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