Turn a tweet into a presentation slide
Quoting a tweet in a deck usually means pasting a blurry screenshot that nobody past the third row can read. A 16:9 export at slide dimensions drops straight onto a slide at full bleed and stays sharp on a projector.
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Have a list of tweets? Use the bulk converter to turn them all into a ZIP.
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.
Padding is deliberately large here, because a projected slide loses its edges to overscan and to people's heads. Keeping the card well inside the frame means the text survives a real room.
Questions
- What size should a slide image be?
- 16:9 at 1920 by 1080 matches the default slide size in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides.
- Why so much padding?
- Projectors crop edges and audiences sit at angles. Extra margin keeps the tweet readable from the back of the room.
- Will it stay sharp when projected?
- Yes. It renders at 3x, which is more than a 1080p projector can resolve, so there is detail to spare.