Tweet Splitter
Split a long piece of text into a numbered series of tweets that each fit the limit.
Long thoughts into a thread
When what you want to say does not fit in one tweet, it becomes a thread — a series of connected posts. This splits your long text into tweet-sized pieces that each fit the limit, numbered so readers follow the order, so you can paste them out one by one without manually counting characters.
Paste your text to split it into a numbered thread.
Splitting cleanly
A good split does more than chop at the character limit — it breaks at sentence boundaries so no tweet ends mid-thought, and it leaves room for the numbering that tells readers there is more to come. Threads work well for stories and step-by-step explanations that build, but each tweet should still make some sense on its own, since people encounter them out of order. Numbering also signals length up front, which helps readers decide to follow along. Splitting sensibly at natural breaks reads far better than a mechanical cut mid-sentence.
Tweet Splitter FAQ
How does it decide where to split?
At sentence boundaries within the character limit where possible, so no tweet ends mid-thought, with room left for numbering.
Why number the tweets?
So readers follow the order and know how long the thread is — helpful since people often encounter thread tweets out of sequence.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The splitting happens in your browser.