4 Ways to Read and Save Twitter Threads as a PDF or an Article

The process of maintaining context continuity from one tweet to another to convey a lot of information has been made possible by threads. And over the last few years, it has gotten more popular than ever. If you are a fan of threads on Twitter but want to read them in a more organized manner, you should consider saving Twitter threads as PDFs.

While you can still use the Twitter bookmark feature to save threads, you might not be pleased with its readability. Especially if you are someone who loves reading blogs, you’d appreciate reading the information in a Twitter thread in a similar way. Therefore, we discovered four ways to save Twitter threads as PDF or read it as an article using third-party services. Let’s begin.

1. Use the Thread Reader Tool

The Thread Reader app is a free web application that lets you read your favorite Twitter threads as blogs or even save them as a PDF. All you need to do is to copy the link of the first tweet of a thread and paste it onto the app. Here’s how to use the app on any of your web browsers.

Step 2: Click on ‘Copy link to Tweet’.

Step 1: Go to Twitter and open the first Tweet of the thread on Twitter. Click on the Share button.

Step 3: Now, visit the official site of Thread Reader using the link below.

Visit Thread Reader

Step 4: Paste the link into the box provided by Thread Reader. Click on Find Unroll.

Step 5: You will be redirected to a new page where you can read the thread or save the Twitter thread as a PDF document.

2. Use Ping Thread

Ping Thread is also another simple website that lets you paste the link for a Twitter thread and read it as an article. We found the website to be even better than the previous choice since it seems more simplistic with fewer advertisements. Here’s how to use the tool.

Step 1: Go to Twitter and open the first Tweet of the thread you wish to read. Click on the Share button.

Step 2: Click on ‘Copy link to Tweet’.

Step 3: Visit the official website OF Ping Thread.

Visit Ping Thread

Step 4: Paste the link in the provided field. Click on Find Thread.

There you go – you can now read the Twitter thread as an article on your web browser.

3. Convert Twitter Thread to PDF

As an alternative to the above two methods, you can also easily convert a Twitter thread to PDF using the print option. However, we’d only recommend you do this if you cannot use the above two methods. That is because when you try to print a web page, there might be some issues regarding the continuity of the content.

We have demonstrated the instructions for printing a Twitter thread as a PDF on Microsoft Edge. However, the steps remain similar for other web browsers.

Step 1: Go to Twitter and load the Twitter thread on your web browser.

Step 2: Click on the three dots icon on your web browser’s toolbar and click on Print.

Step 3: Click on More Settings.

Step 4: Adjust the scale so that the entire webpage is visible.

Step 5: Further, check the box for Background Graphics.

Step 6: Click on Save.

Now, the thread will be downloaded and saved as a PDF on your system. You can open it and read it anytime you want.

4. AwesomeThread

While the above methods focus on reading Twitter threads that appear on your feed, what if you are looking for good Twitter threads to read? That is where AwesomeThread comes in. You can discover new and trending Twitter threads among numerous categories and then read them as an article.

You can visit AwesomeThread using the link below.

Visit AwesomeThread

There you go – that is everything you need to know on saving Twitter threads as a PDF or read them as an article. If you have any further questions, look at the FAQ section below.

FAQs on Twitter Threads

Twitter Threads are Now Blogs

We hope this article helped you save and read Twitter threads in a much better manner. As regular users of Twitter, threads have been an excellent trend so far. However, we wish Twitter would introduce a feature that enables a reader mode within the app to read a thread. With Elon Musk on the throne and the platform undergoing a revamp, we can hope for this feature too!

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