Embed tweets on your site
Build a wall, slider or carousel from tweet links and paste one line of code into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or plain HTML.
Make a tweet wallTurn tweets into testimonial walls for your site, cards for Instagram and LinkedIn, and threads from your own blog posts. Free, no code.
Works with any public post on X. Walls load fast because the tweets are saved inside the embed code.
Add a tweet once. Use it on a wall, in a card, in a collection or in your library.
Build a wall, slider or carousel from tweet links and paste one line of code into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or plain HTML.
Make a tweet wallPaste a blog post, YouTube link or announcement. Get single tweets and a thread draft you can edit.
Turn content into tweetsQuote cards sized for Instagram, LinkedIn and slides. Made in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Make an imageSave tweets with tags, notes and search. The free plan keeps everything on your device.
Open your libraryGroup tweets with your notes into a shareable page or a newsletter draft.
Start a collectionAdd up to 30 tweet links. AddTweets fetches the text, author and media once.
Wall, slider or carousel. Light or dark. Your accent color and corner style.
One snippet with the tweets inside it. Visitors don't need an account to see it.
Step-by-step guides for
Yes. Every tool has a free plan with daily limits and no credit card. A Pro plan with live-updating walls, custom domains for collections and cloud sync is planned; you can join the waitlist on the pricing page.
No. The tweet text, names and image links are written into the embed code itself, so the wall does not load the official X widget script. The only script is a small file that lays out the cards.
Any site that accepts an HTML snippet: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Framer, Squarespace, Notion (through an embed block) and plain HTML pages. Each platform has a step-by-step guide.
Saved tweets are checked regularly. When the original is deleted, it is removed from your walls and collections the next time you update them, so you are not showing posts the author took down.
No. You only need the links of public tweets. AddTweets does not post anything to X and never asks for your X password.
No. AddTweets is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by X Corp.