Chrome extension · for X (Twitter)
Your best tweets deserve better than a screenshot.
XThreadShot adds a Snap button to your timeline. One click strips the clutter and turns a post — or a full thread — into a clean, on-brand image. No web app, no stitching, no waiting.
The pain it solves
Screenshots weren't built for people who publish.
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UI clutter, every time
Sidebars, “Who to follow,” promoted posts, and scrollbars ride along in every native screenshot. You end up cropping around the platform instead of the post.
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Threads don't stitch
A three-part thread means three screenshots and a fight with Figma to line them up. It rarely looks like one continuous read.
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Five minutes for a two-second idea
Screenshot, crop, drag into a design tool, add a background, round the corners, export. By the time it's done, the moment has passed.
How it works
Three frames, start to finish.
Snap
A button sits next to every post on your timeline. Click it on a single tweet or the first post in a thread.
Style
Pick a background, adjust padding, switch light or dark, toggle your watermark — all in the popup, all instant.
Save
Export a high-resolution PNG, or leave it in your local gallery to grab later. No account, no upload.
Spec sheet
XThreadShot vs. the copy-paste-crop routine.
Contact sheet
Six exposures worth keeping.
One-click snapping
A native button injected into the X interface — no copying URLs.
Premium backgrounds
Curated gradients, solid colors, or transparent PNGs, with adjustable padding.
Light & dark themes
Match the snap to whatever you're publishing it into.
Toggleable watermark
A subtle credit you can switch on or off per snap.
High-res export
Pixel-perfect PNGs sized for LinkedIn, Instagram, and blog embeds.
Local-only history
Every snap is saved to your device, searchable weeks later.
Who it's for
Built for people who repurpose good tweets.
Stop stitching screenshots together.
Install XThreadShot, open your timeline, and snap your next post before you finish reading it.
Add to Chrome — it's freeAll processing happens on your device. Nothing is uploaded.