How do I use it?
Fill in the name, username and text, pick a checkmark, a time and the counts, then press Download. You get a PNG of the post on the background you chose.
What is it for?
Mockups: a picture of a post that doesn't exist yet, or a clean picture of one of your own. People use it to:
- plan a campaign and show a client or a team how the posts will look
- put example posts in slides, designs, app screens and lessons
- try out the wording of a post before you share it
- make a clean picture of your own post, say one that passed a milestone
Can I use it as a tweet template?
Yes. Keep the same name, picture and background, change the text and the counts, and download a new picture for each post in your plan or deck.
For mockups only
A picture of a post looks like proof that someone said something. So:
- Don't put words in a real person's or brand's mouth. Use made-up names and pictures, or your own account, unless the person has said yes.
- Don't share it as if it were real. Keep the mockup label under the post. It says "Mockup: not a real post" until you change it.
- You answer for what you make and share. A made-up post passed off as real can break X's rules on misleading media, and in many countries the law on defamation, impersonation and fraud.
Can I make a picture of a real post?
Of your own, yes: copy it word for word, with its real time and counts. For someone else's post, share the link to it on X instead, so people can see the real thing.
Does it keep what I type?
No. The picture is made in your browser, and nothing you type or upload is sent to us.
Is this an AI tweet generator?
No. It shows exactly what you type, and writes nothing for you.
Do I need to sign in?
No. It's free and works without an account.