How to Write and Schedule Twitter Threads in OpenTweet

Twitter/X threads are one of the most effective content formats for building an audience. OpenTweet's thread composer lets you write, organize, and schedule complete threads with up to 15 tweets in a single unit.

How do I create a thread in OpenTweet?

In the dashboard composer, click the Thread toggle or thread icon to switch from single-tweet mode to thread mode. Each tweet in the chain has its own text area and character counter. Add tweets with the "Add tweet" button. Drag to reorder. Remove individual tweets with the delete button on each card.

How does OpenTweet post threads to X?

When a scheduled thread time arrives, OpenTweet posts the first tweet to X, then replies to it with the second tweet, then replies to the second with the third, and so on — creating a connected reply chain on X that displays as a thread. The entire sequence completes automatically within seconds.

What makes a good thread hook?

The first tweet in a thread determines whether people click "Show more" to read the rest. Strong hooks typically start with a bold claim, surprising statistic, or specific number ("I made $0 to $10K MRR in 6 months. Here's the exact strategy:"). Keep the hook under 200 characters when possible. Avoid starting with "A thread" — lead with the value itself.

How do I use AI to generate threads?

In AI Studio, ask: "Write a 7-tweet thread about [topic]". The AI generates a complete thread formatted for X with a compelling hook, clear structure, and a call to action at the end. Click "Use as draft" to save the full thread to your queue, then open it to edit individual tweets before scheduling.