X Article to PDF
Turn any X (Twitter) article, thread or post into a clean, print-ready PDF — images included, no login.
Xtracticle is a free X article to PDF converter: paste the link of any X (Twitter) article, thread or post and download a clean A4 PDF with the title, author, date, source link and every image — no account, no watermark.
Convert an X article to PDF in three steps
- Copy the link of the X article (Share → Copy link).
- Paste it above and press Extract.
- Click PDF — the file downloads instantly.
What your PDF looks like
- A clean A4 layout — no X sidebar, buttons, replies or ads. Just the article.
- Title, author, date and source link at the top, so the PDF is citable.
- Cover and inline images in place, scaled to fit the page.
- Page numbers, a clickable link back to the original post and a small xtracticle.com credit in the footer.
- No cut-off lines — pages break between paragraphs, not through them, even for very long articles.
Tweet to PDF, thread to PDF or article to PDF
X (Twitter) article to PDF
Long-form X Articles keep their structure: headings, bold and italic text, bullet and numbered lists, quotes, code blocks, dividers, the cover image and every inline image. Embedded posts become links, videos become a thumbnail linked to the video.
Tweet to PDF
A single post keeps its text and line breaks, its photos and video thumbnails, and the post it quotes — handy for saving receipts, announcements or anything you may need to cite later.
Thread to PDF
Paste any post of a thread — not just the first — and every post the author wrote in it is merged into one numbered PDF. Replies from other people are left out. See the X thread downloader.
Tips
Need selectable, searchable text?
The PDF is rendered for pixel-perfect layout. If you want to highlight or search the text, use the EPUB
or Markdown export — or press Ctrl/Cmd + P on the result and choose Save as PDF.
Threads to PDF
Paste any post of a thread and the whole thread becomes one PDF. More on thread to PDF.
On iPhone
Tap PDF, then open the download from the Safari downloads list and use Share → Save to Files or send it to Books.
On Android
Tap PDF; the file goes to your Downloads folder and opens in any PDF viewer, Google Drive or your e-mail app.
Very long or image-heavy articles
The PDF is built page by page in your browser and the button shows progress (for example “PDF 12/26”). A 20-image article takes a few seconds on a laptop and a little longer on a phone.
Privacy
No account, no login, no upload. Xtracticle fetches the public post on demand through the open-source FxTwitter API and builds your file in your browser. We don't store the posts you extract. We use Google Analytics to count anonymous visits and downloads so we know which features matter. The source code is on GitHub.
Frequently asked questions
Is the X to PDF converter free?
Yes, completely free with no watermark, no login and no limits.
Does the PDF include images?
Yes. The cover image and every inline image are included. Videos appear as a thumbnail linked to the video.
Can I convert a Twitter thread to PDF?
Yes. Paste the link of any post in the thread and Xtracticle merges the whole thread into a single PDF.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. It runs in any modern browser on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and Linux.
Can I convert private or deleted posts?
No. Only public posts that are still online can be converted — which is exactly why saving a PDF copy is useful.
How do I save a tweet as a PDF?
Copy the post link (Share → Copy link), paste it into Xtracticle and click PDF. Photos, quoted posts and the source link are included.
How big are the PDF files?
It depends on the images. A text-focused article is usually a few hundred KB; a long article with around 20 large images can be several MB.