One-click entry on X
Adds an XSnap button right inside the action bar on x.com and twitter.com beside reply, repost, and like. Show or hide the button anytime from the popup.
Live on Chrome Web Store · v1.3.7 · Free & Local
Turn X (Twitter) posts into clean, shareable images.
Click the XSnap icon right below any post on X to open the editor. Capture single posts or self-reply threads, style with 6 wallpapers, 8 gradients, or your own image, switch between glass and solid cards, and copy or download a 2× PNG.
Screenshots
Real editor views from the Chrome Web Store listing
Every image below comes directly from the XSnap 1.3.7 demo editor—showing wallpapers, gradients, aspect ratios, card styles, and export controls.
Wallpaper + Dark Glass Card
Default wallpaper paired with a frosted glass card and Auto canvas ratio.
What’s in 1.3.7
Built for turning published posts into crisp cards
No fake tweet generator, no external web app redirects. Click right below a post on X and export in seconds.
Self-reply long images
On a post detail page, include loaded self-replies from the same author in a single vertical long image. Toggle, remove, or restore individual replies inside the editor.
Wallpapers, gradients & custom image
Pick from 6 built-in wallpapers and 8 CSS gradients, or click “+” to upload your own background image directly from your device.
Glass & solid cards, dark or light
Switch between frosted Clear glass cards and Solid cards with dark or light text themes, plus live controls for width, padding, font size, and metrics visibility.
CJK-friendly typography & canvas ratios
Preserves line breaks and paragraph rhythm for English, Chinese, and mixed text. Fit the canvas automatically or pick 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9.
2× PNG export & remembered settings
Copy the image straight to your clipboard or download a 1× / 2× PNG. Your last background, card style, and layout preferences are automatically saved locally.
Three Steps
From post to finished image in seconds
No sign-up, no external tab-hopping—everything happens inside your browser.
1
Open a post on X
Find any published post on x.com. For long posts, click Show more first (and scroll to load self-replies if making a thread image).
2
Click the XSnap icon
Click the XSnap icon in the post’s action bar. On detail pages with loaded self-replies, select the replies you want to include.
3
Style & export
Choose a wallpaper, gradient, or custom image, adjust card style and ratio, then click Copy image or Download PNG.
Privacy & Specs
Local by design, transparent about boundaries
Images are rendered in your browser. No tracking, no analytics, and no separate XSnap account.
How your data is handled
- All cards are rendered locally in your browser with zero external rendering servers.
- Avatars and attached post images are requested over HTTPS from X’s media service (pbs.twimg.com) only when rendering.
- Design settings, button visibility preference, and up to 20 recent captures stay in local browser storage (chrome.storage.local). The developer receives no post content or usage analytics.
- Self-reply capture lists only same-author posts already loaded in the current page DOM and warns before opening if a selected post is still collapsed.
Release & Technical Specs
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is XSnap free? Do I need an account?
Yes, XSnap is completely free with no in-app purchases or subscriptions, and no XSnap account is required.
Can XSnap capture a post together with self-replies?
Yes. On a post detail page with loaded same-author replies, clicking XSnap lets you select the main post and self-replies to combine into one long image, and you can remove or restore replies in the editor.
What backgrounds and export options are supported?
Version 1.3.7 includes 6 built-in wallpapers, 8 gradients, and local custom image upload, with Clear (frosted glass) and Solid card styles in dark or light themes. Export as 1× / 2× PNG or copy directly to clipboard.
Are my posts or X login credentials sent anywhere?
No. Rendering happens locally in your browser. Settings and up to 20 recent captures stay in local chrome.storage.local, and XSnap never reads passwords, auth tokens, or browsing history.
Can I hide the XSnap button on X when I don’t need it?
Yes. Open the XSnap extension popup from Chrome’s toolbar and toggle off “Show the capture button on X” anytime.
Make your next X post worth sharing anywhere
XSnap 1.3.7 is live on the Chrome Web Store. Install it in one click and start styling posts on X.