Drafts · threads · campaigns
Plan X posts, keep your drafts, run your campaign
TweetDrive is a free planning kit for X (Twitter): a draft vault that lives in your browser, a thread and campaign planner that exports CSV and calendar files, and a counter that checks a whole batch of posts against X's 280 rules. No login. Nothing is posted for you.
How it works
Collect
Drop ideas and half-written posts into the draft vault. Tag them with a campaign name and a status so nothing gets lost in a notes app.
Plan
Move the ready ones into the planner, set a start time, a gap between posts and a daily posting window, and check every post's length.
Ship
Download the schedule as CSV or an ICS file for your calendar, then post or schedule each one on X yourself. Mark them posted in the vault.
Three tools, all in your browser
All toolsDraft Vault
Keep post ideas and drafts in your browser, tag them by campaign, move them from idea to posted, and export or import JSON.
Open →Tool 02Campaign & Thread Planner
Lay a thread or campaign out on a schedule with a posting window, then download it as CSV or an ICS calendar file.
Open →Tool 03Post Batch Counter
Paste a whole batch of posts and see each one's weighted length, links, mentions and hashtags, with the ones over 280 flagged.
Open →Working on X (Twitter) today
Planning notes
- Write the first post of a thread so it stands alone: many people will only ever see that one.
- Space campaign posts out. Since May 2026 accounts without Premium are reported to be capped at 50 posts a day, enforced in smaller windows.
- Put the link in the first or last post of a thread, not in every post.
- Add image descriptions (alt text) before you post; X lets you add up to 1,000 characters per image.
See what people are posting
These open live search results on x.com.
Post on X
Pick a sample or write your own. The counter uses X's rules: links count as 23 characters, most emoji as 2.
0 / 280Open in X
TweetDrive is not affiliated with X Corp. The button opens X's own post composer; nothing on this page connects to your account.
Where should drafts live?
| Place | Survives a cleared browser? | Syncs across devices? | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| X drafts (app or web) | Depends on the app; web drafts have been unreliable | Not guaranteed | A post you will send within the hour |
| TweetDrive vault | No, unless you export JSON | No, by design (no server) | Campaign batches, tagging, status tracking |
| Exported JSON or CSV file | Yes | If you put it in your own cloud folder | Backups, handing a plan to a teammate |
| Shared doc or spreadsheet | Yes | Yes | Review and approval by several people |
More detail: X drafts and scheduling, as of November 2026.
Guides
All guides- Cause campaigns
How to run an ethical cause or fundraising awareness campaign on X
A practical plan for a cause or fundraising awareness campaign on X: who to partner with, what to post, how to report totals honestly and what never to do.
7 min read - Cause campaigns
How to run a community donation drive with X
Use X to organize a local goods drive for toys, coats or food: pick a partner, set drop-off rules, plan posts, keep people safe and share honest results.
4 min read - Planning
How to build a content calendar for X
Build a simple X content calendar: choose a posting rhythm, set content themes, batch-write drafts, schedule realistically and review what worked each month.
4 min read - Your data
How to download your X archive (and what's inside)
Request your X data archive in Settings, confirm your identity, wait for the email, then download the ZIP and find your posts inside. Checked November 2026.
4 min read - Drafts
X drafts and scheduled posts: how they work as of November 2026
Where X keeps drafts and scheduled posts as of November 2026, what works on web versus the app, what X Pro adds, and how to keep a backup of your plans.
5 min read - Threads
How to plan an X thread people finish reading
Plan an X thread step by step: one idea, a first post that works alone, a clear structure, posts under 280, one link placed well, and a check before posting.
4 min read
Frequently asked questions
Where are my drafts stored?
In your browser's localStorage, on the device you are using. Nothing is sent to a server, so drafts do not sync between devices. Use Export JSON to keep a backup file and Import JSON to move them to another browser.
Does TweetDrive post or schedule to X for me?
No. TweetDrive never connects to an X account and never asks for a login. The planner gives you a schedule as a CSV or calendar file; you post each item yourself or use X's own scheduling where your account has it.
How does the counter count characters?
It follows the open-source rules X publishes for its character counter: a 280 limit for standard posts, every link counted as 23 characters, most emoji counted as 2, and characters from scripts such as Chinese, Japanese and Korean counted as 2. Premium accounts can post longer text, but replies and many readers still see the first 280.
How many posts can I plan for one day?
As many as you like in the planner, but X caps posting. Since May 2026 multiple reports say accounts without Premium are limited to 50 original posts and 200 replies a day, split into smaller windows. The batch counter warns when a batch goes past that.
Can I use TweetDrive for a fundraising or cause campaign?
Yes, for planning. The guides cover doing it honestly: name the registered charity, link to its own donation page, report real totals only, and disclose any paid or sponsored posts. TweetDrive never handles money or donations.
Is this site connected to X or to the old tweetdrive.org?
No to both. TweetDrive is an independent site relaunched in 2026. It is not affiliated with X Corp and not connected to any person or business previously associated with this domain.