Turn a quote tweet into an image
A quote tweet is two posts in one, and screenshotting it usually means either losing the quoted post below the fold or stitching two captures together by hand. The card renderer here handles the nesting natively, so both appear in one properly laid out image.
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The card keeps the author's name, handle and timestamp so your export credits them. The post itself still belongs to whoever wrote it, so check you have the right to reuse it before you publish.
The quoted post renders in its own bordered panel with a smaller avatar and text size, matching how X displays it. Nesting stops at one level: a quote of a quote shows as a link rather than an infinite stack of boxes.
Questions
- Does the quoted tweet appear in the image?
- Yes, in its own panel below your comment, the same way X renders it.
- What about a quote of a quote?
- Only one level is drawn. A deeper chain would make the card unreadable, so the innermost post shows as a link.
- Are images in the quoted tweet included?
- Yes, photos in the quoted post render inside its panel at a reduced size.