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Export X (Twitter) long-form Articles to clean, beautiful PDF or Markdown. Reconstructs the real content — no messy screenshots. X Article Export turns X (Twitter) long-form Articles into clean, printable PDFs and Markdown files. Instead of taking screenshots, it reads the article content in your current tab and rebuilds a real document with headings, lists, quotes, code blocks, images, links, emphasis, and math where available. The PDF export opens a controlled print page with readable typography and smart page breaks, while Markdown export downloads a GitHub-flavored .md file that is easy to save in a repo, notes app, or archive. Key features: - Export X Articles to PDF or Markdown - Preserve headings, lists, code blocks, block quotes, images, links, bold, italic, inline code, and math - Choose Modern or Serif reading styles and A4 or Letter page size - Include or omit the original source link - Export regular tweets/threads as clean text when an Article is not detected - Works locally in your browser with no backend, analytics, tracking, or advertising Privacy: The extension runs locally. It only reads the X article or tweet page you choose to export, and it does not send your content to any server.
Sep 25, 2026
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