Keep document structure
Headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, links, and code are converted into readable Markdown.
X article exporter
Save an X article as clean Markdown
Convert a public X (ex-Twitter) article into a portable Markdown file for offline reading, notes, or archiving. Preview the article structure and media before downloading or copying it.
How it works
- 01
Paste the article URL
Enter a public x.com or twitter.com article URL in the Xport input.
- 02
Preview the article
Check the title, author, sections, body content, links, and available media references.
- 03
Save as Markdown
Download a .md file or copy the complete Markdown directly to your clipboard.
What you get
Use it anywhere
Open the result in plain-text editors, notes apps, repositories, or Markdown viewers.
Preview before saving
Inspect the fetched article and section count before you download the final file.
Meaningful filenames
Downloaded article files use a sanitized version of the article title rather than a generic name.
Frequently asked questions
What format are X articles exported in?
Articles are exported as Markdown, either by direct download or clipboard copy.
Does the export preserve article headings and links?
Yes. Xport converts supported headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, links, and other article blocks into Markdown.
Can Xport save private or subscriber-only articles?
No. The article must be publicly available to Xport's upstream data provider when the export runs.
Ready to make a portable copy?
Paste a public X (ex-Twitter) URL or username and preview the result before downloading.