Repurpose long content into a Twitter thread

ChatGPT turns a blog post, article, or essay into a Twitter thread that fits the platform's norms.

A 5-8 tweet thread that delivers the main point without sounding like a pasted blog post.

1. 1

   Paste the piece

   Use the final version, not the draft. A thread based on unpublished content is premature.

2. 2

   Read the first tweet aloud

   If it sounds like a headline, rewrite it. The first tweet should sound like something you would say.

3. 3

   Post the thread or schedule it

   Do not ask the agent to post for you. Threads posted by API often look like automation.

Repurpose this piece into a Twitter thread. Do not paste the intro. Get to the point.

Content:
[paste the piece, or a link if it is public]

Rules:
- First tweet: the main point, in plain language, under 240 characters
- 5-8 tweets total
- Each tweet can stand alone if someone only reads that one
- No thread numbering (1/, 2/, etc.)
- No emoji unless the source piece used them
- No "Here's why" or "Let's dive in"
- Last tweet: one sentence call to action, or a link to the full piece

If the piece has multiple arguments, pick the strongest one. Do not try to summarize everything.

A thread is not a teaser. It should deliver value even if no one clicks the link.

Sample case written by Hidden Logic Lab. Not affiliated with ChatGPT.