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Paste long text. Get a numbered thread with every tweet within 280 characters.
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Paste long text, such as a blog section, notes or a LinkedIn post. The tool rewrites it as a sequence of self-contained posts on Twitter (X), with a first post that tells the reader why the thread is worth opening. After the AI step, the code checks every post: it removes any numbering the model added, splits anything too long, and adds a "1/N" counter so each final post, counter included, fits within 280 characters. The thread keeps the language of your text. Paste the posts into X one by one and read the whole thread in order before you publish. If the text covers several separate ideas, split it into separate threads before you paste it.
Most onboarding emails fail because they explain features instead of the first task. We rewrote ours around a single action: import your first file. Activation in the first week went up, and support questions about setup went down. We still send a feature overview, but on day five.
1/4 Most onboarding emails explain features. Ours now explain one task instead. 2/4 The single action we ask for first: import your first file. 3/4 After the rewrite, first-week activation went up and setup questions to support went down. 4/4 We still send a feature overview. It just arrives on day five.
Paste up to 2,000 characters into the splitter and select Split into a thread. You get numbered posts that each fit within 280 characters.
Yes. It adds a counter such as 1/4 at the start of each post and counts it toward the character limit.
No. PostReady does not publish or schedule posts. Copy each post into X yourself.
Yes. Without an account you get 3 uses per day across the AI tools and social preview cards. For threads drafted from full articles, use the Studio, which runs on credits.