Free Tweet Screenshot Generator Online

Click Create Tweet and type the display name, handle and post text. Choose Dark, Light or Dim, set the counts and the time line, and turn the verified badge on or off. Then click Download PNG to save the card to your device.

No. There is no link box, and the tool doesn't connect to X, so it can't load a real post or its replies. It builds a mock-up from what you type. To keep a copy of a real post, use your device's own screenshot keys.

Mock-ups for design drafts, lessons and clearly labeled parody are widely made and shared. Passing off a made-up post as something a real person said is different: it can count as defamation, fraud or impersonation, and breaks platform rules. Label mock-ups and use made-up names when you can.

Yes. Tick Verified account and a blue check badge appears right after the display name. Untick it to remove the badge. Only the blue badge is offered, so there is no gold business check or gray government check.

Not at the moment. The avatar is a colored circle holding up to three initials, which the editor turns into capitals. You can pick one of 10 preset colors for it, but there is no photo upload and no custom color.

No. Each card holds one text post with a name, handle, time line and counts. Replies appear only as a number in the bottom row, and there is no way to attach an image, a video, a poll or a quoted post.

The PNG is 1,000 px wide, twice the 500 px card on screen, and its height grows with the post. Only the card is saved, not the gray area around it, and the rounded corners are see-through. The file is named tweet- plus the handle.

Numbers under 1,000 appear as typed. From 1,000 up they get one decimal and a K, so 48200 reads 48.2K, and from a million up an M. Turning off the stats line hides the reposts, likes and views line, but the bottom icon row still shows the counts.

There are three. Dark puts light text on a navy card (#15202b), Light uses a white card with near-black text, and Dim uses a slightly lighter slate card (#1e2732) with the same light text. The editor starts on Dark. The blue badge and the avatar color stay the same in all three.

The post box stops at 280, the classic post length, and the counter shows how many you have used. Emoji count as two characters each, so a post with several emoji fills up sooner. Longer posts can't be shown on one card.

Yes, it is free with no account, no daily limit and no watermark. The post you type is never sent to a server; the card is drawn and saved in your browser. On the live site, Google Analytics notes that the page was opened, not what you wrote.