BlogTweet is a lightweight creator tool built for people who publish articles and want to squeeze more reach out of them. Instead of manually cutting a post into 8–12 tweet-sized chunks, you drop the blog URL into the form and the tool generates a thread that preserves the narrative arc of the original piece. It's aimed at writers, indie makers, newsletter authors and social media managers who repost their own work.
The interface is deliberately minimal: a single input for the blog post URL, a numeric field for how many tweets you want, two checkboxes for emojis and hashtags, and a tone selector that currently offers Professional (formal, business-like) and Casual (friendly, conversational). A single button then produces the thread, which you can copy straight into X. Because everything runs in the browser from a pasted URL, there's nothing to install and no account requirement.
BlogTweet is a small independent side project rather than a commercial platform, which is why it costs nothing to use and has no pricing tiers. The trade-off is that it has fewer knobs than paid social repurposing suites: no batch processing, no scheduling, no analytics, and no built-in publishing to X. For writers who just want a fast first draft of a thread from an existing article, that simplicity is the whole point.
