Turn tweets into images you can share anywhere
A plain screenshot of a post on X usually comes with buttons, replies and the wrong crop. Pika rebuilds the post as a clean card instead: avatar, name, handle, text and photos, on a background you pick, at the size the image is going to be used.
Paste a link from x.com or twitter.com and the tweet loads on the canvas. There's no account to create and no watermark on tweet images, so you can export as many as you need.
What people use tweet images for
- Social proof. Put kind words from customers on your landing page, pricing page or checkout, without relying on X's embed script.
- Cross-posting. Share a post on Instagram, LinkedIn or Threads as an image sized for that feed.
- Newsletters and blog posts. An image shows the same everywhere, even in email clients that block embeds.
- Slides and decks. Quote a post in a talk or pitch deck with a background that matches your slides.
Tips for a clean tweet image
- Choose the canvas size first (Tweet, Instagram post or story, LinkedIn post or square), then adjust Tweet Width and Tweet Size until the card sits comfortably in the frame.
- Long post? Lower the font size so the card doesn't outgrow the canvas.
- Turn off Show Images when the attached photo distracts from the text, or leave it on when the photo is the point.
- A soft gradient behind a light card with some shadow keeps the text easy to read. With Pro you can also set the card and text colors, for example a dark card with light text, and show the date, the X logo and like and repost counts.
