What is a tweet card?
A tweet card is an image of a post drawn the way X (Twitter) shows it: photo, name, handle, text and numbers, on a clean background. People share them on LinkedIn, Instagram and in slides, where a link to X would show up as a plain link or not at all.
This builder draws the card in your browser. You write the text, set the details and download a sharp PNG or JPEG.
Where tweet cards work best
Tweet cards work best when one short idea needs to travel to a place that isn't X. A single sharp line reads well in a carousel or a slide. Long threads don't: keep each card to one thought, and split a thread into several cards.
| Where | What works | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn carousel | One idea per card | Use the same theme and background on every card |
| Instagram post | A quote or a lesson | Add space around the card so it sits well in a square |
| Slides | A reaction or a proof point | Pick None as the background for a see-through PNG |
| Newsletter | A post you're replying to | Keep the numbers on, they give context |
Card or screenshot?
Use this builder for your own words, or a draft you haven't posted yet. To share a post that's already on X, use the tweet screenshot tool instead: it loads the real post from its link, so the text and numbers are exactly right.