PDF export
Convert an X article, post, or thread into a clean A4 PDF with images, the source link, and page numbers.
Xtracticle converts X articles, posts, and threads to PDF, Markdown, EPUB, or text for offline reading, printing, e-readers, and content workflows—no login required.
Xtracticle is an X (formerly Twitter) content downloader and format converter. It accepts links to X articles, posts, and threads, then provides downloadable versions as PDF, Markdown, EPUB, or text.
The service is designed to move public X content into formats suited to printing, offline reading, e-reader use, or later editing. Its documented workflow is link-based: paste an X URL into the interface, select an output path, and extract the result without creating a login.
Convert an X article, post, or thread into a clean A4 PDF with images, the source link, and page numbers.
Create Markdown files with headings, links, lists, images, and YAML front matter for downstream editing or knowledge workflows.
Generate EPUB files with embedded images for reading on Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books, or Google Play Books.
Download source content as plain text when a lightweight, unformatted copy is sufficient.
Use the single-link workflow or the site's batch-mode option to process X content from the downloader interface.
Open the tool directly from an X post by changing the domain in the URL from x.com to xtracticle.com.
Turn a long X article or thread into an A4 document with images, page numbers, and the source link for offline or printed reading.
Export posts and threads as Markdown for editing, organizing, or adding to a personal knowledge base or document workflow.
Create an EPUB with embedded images for reading X content on Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books, or Google Play Books.
Use plain text output when you need the content in a lightweight format without the structure of a PDF, EPUB, or Markdown file.
Use batch mode when working with more than one X link, while noting that the supplied source does not specify batch limits or processing details.
Paste a link to an X post, article, or thread into Xtracticle and choose the desired export format. The site also provides a shortcut that lets users replace x.com with xtracticle.com in a post URL to open it in the downloader.
The documented formats are PDF, Markdown, EPUB, and text. PDF exports are described as clean A4 documents with images, the source link, and page numbers; Markdown exports preserve formatting, links, lists, and images and can include YAML front matter; EPUB exports embed images for e-readers.
The PDF page says exports include images, and the EPUB page says images are embedded. The Markdown page says images are preserved in the Markdown output.
The site describes Xtracticle as free and requiring no login. The available pricing page is not a pricing plan page, so specific quotas, paid tiers, or usage limits are not established by the source.
The source documents single-link and batch-mode options, but it does not provide detailed batch limits or team workflow information.
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