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Auto-summarizes long tweets on x.com Tired of scrolling through walls of text on X (Twitter)? Twitter TLDR automatically shortens long tweets into bite-sized summaries so you can get the point and move on. On supported devices, summaries are powered by on-device AI (Gemini Nano) running entirely in your browser — your data never leaves your machine. On other devices, a lightweight built-in algorithm handles the summarization instantly. Why install Twitter TLDR? • Skim your timeline faster — long tweets are condensed to short summaries right where you read them. • Always see the original — one click expands the full tweet whenever you want the details. • Private by design — no accounts, no API keys, no data sent anywhere. Everything runs locally. • You're in control — set the minimum tweet length that triggers summarization and the maximum summary length to match how you read. • Works everywhere on X — handles infinite scroll, search results, profiles, and threads automatically. How it works: The extension watches your X.com timeline and replaces long tweets with a concise summary, a character count, and a toggle to show the original. Summaries appear inline — no popups, no sidebars, no interruptions. Just install, open X, and scroll. Long tweets get shorter. Short tweets stay untouched. That's it.
Apr 17, 2026
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