Archive Twitter threads into PDFs

To archive Twitter threads into PDFs, follow these simple steps using free tools:

Method 1: Use Thread Reader App + Browser PDF Print

1. Unroll the Thread

   • Go to the Twitter thread.

   • Reply to the last tweet with @threadreaderapp unroll

   • Thread Reader App will reply with a link to the full thread in article format.

2. Open the Unrolled Thread

   • Click the link provided by Thread Reader App. It will take you to a clean version of the thread.

3. Save as PDF

   • On the unrolled thread page, press Ctrl + P (Windows) or Cmd + P (Mac).

   • Choose “Save as PDF” as the destination printer.

   • Click “Save” and choose a location on your computer.

Method 2: Use Twitter Thread Archiving Tools

1. Thread Reader App (Web)

• Visit: https://threadreaderapp.com

• Paste the thread link and click “Unroll”.

• Use your browser’s print-to-PDF function.

2. ThreadMagic

• Visit: https://threadmagic.co

• Paste the Twitter thread URL.

• It generates a clean version for export as PDF, Markdown, or text.

Method 3: Use Browser Extensions

SingleFile (Chrome/Firefox)

• Install from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons.

• Go to the full Twitter thread.

• Click the SingleFile extension icon to save the complete page as a PDF or HTML.

• Right-click > Print > Save as PDF.

Method 4: Manual Copy + Word Processor

1. Copy the full thread text manually or use unroll tools.

2. Paste into Google Docs, Word, or any text editor.

3. Format as needed.

4. Save or export as PDF.

Tips for Clean Formatting

• Use unroll tools to remove ads, comments, and distractions.

• Choose “No margins” in print settings for a cleaner layout.

• Set layout to Portrait or Landscape based on thread length and formatting.

This ensures a professional-looking archive of any Twitter thread, ready for sharing or documentation.