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Twitter Videos shows a main tweet and its replies as realistic cards over background gameplay. Each tweet is read aloud — with the same voice, or a different voice per tweet for a conversation feel. Best for: hot takes, myth-busting, “things nobody tells you about…” lists, debates and story threads.

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Step by step

1

Style the cards

Card theme dark or light, display mode and card opacity

① Card theme · ② Display · ③ Card opacity

  • Card theme — Dark or Light.
  • Display — Thread (tweets stack in one card and auto-scroll with the narration) or One at a time (each tweet takes the screen alone, replacing the previous one).
  • Card opacity — lower it to let the gameplay show through the card while it narrates.
2

Choose format and language

9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 and the narration language.
3

Write the thread — or let AI do it

Thread panel with the AI idea field, length chips, the main tweet author, text, image and metrics

① Describe the idea + AI write · ② Video length · ③ Author · ④ Main tweet · ⑤ Image · ⑥ Metrics

With AI: describe the thread idea (①) — tap one of the Ideas for inspiration — pick the Video length (②, 30 seconds to 20 minutes) and click AI write. The main tweet and replies are written for you, ready to edit.By hand, the Main tweet has:
  • Author (③) — avatar, display name, Verified badge and @handle. The My Brand badge means it’s pre-filled from your My Brand identity; the sparkle generates a handle from the name.
  • Text (④) — what the tweet says and the narrator reads.
  • Image (⑤) — Add image from your device, or pick one from the AI library.
  • Voice and metrics (⑥) — the voice for this tweet, plus likes, replies, views and when it was posted (2h). The randomize button next to them fills random, believable numbers.
Click Add reply for each reply. A reply’s voice can be Same as main or any other voice. The counter at the top (3 tweets · 640 chars · ≈ 0:45) shows the estimated length; the whole thread can be up to 15,500 characters.
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Narration, background, music and captions

Tune the narration (for example Energetic at 1.12×), pick the background gameplay and music, and a caption style. Then Create video.

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Writing a thread that holds attention

  • The main tweet is the hook — a bold claim or a question: “Gym myths you still believe in 2026 🧵”.
  • One idea per reply, short enough to read on one card.
  • Mix voices in debate threads so viewers can tell people apart by ear.
  • End with a reply that invites comments — “Which one did you believe?”
If you edit the thread after the narration was recorded, the editor warns you — click Regenerate voice so the audio matches the tweets again.

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Cost

You pay for the voiceover only. Rendering is charged when you export (or free in your browser).

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Tutorial

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Example

The Gym myths on X Autopilot template publishes one myth-busting thread per episode.