Thread Formatter

How the splitting decides where to cut

The splitter builds each tweet word by word and starts a new one before a word would push it over the limit, so it never cuts in the middle of a word. It also reserves a few characters on every tweet for the "(2/5)" counter appended at the end, so what you copy is already sized to fit once the numbering is added — no need to trim manually after pasting.

Paragraph breaks don't survive the split

The splitter packs words in based purely on length, so line breaks in your draft won't line up with the tweet boundaries it chooses. If a specific line needs to be its own tweet — a punchline, a list item — it's worth pasting the result and adjusting that one break by hand rather than expecting the formatter to guess intent from your draft's line spacing.