# Twitter threads

To create a Twitter thread:

* Create a new post by clicking **+ Add Post**
* Select **Twitter**
* Start typing the first tweet in thread
* Create a new Twitter thread **+ Add to Thread**

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## Create a thread via API

To create a Twitter thread in a single API call, put the first tweet in `content.text` and add the rest of the thread in `content.additionalPosts[]`. Blotato handles reply chaining -- you do not need to capture tweet IDs.

Each entry in `additionalPosts` has its own `text` and `mediaUrls` fields.

See the full payload example in the [API Quickstart](https://help.blotato.com/api/start#post-a-twitter-thread-with-multiple-posts) or the [Publish Post reference](https://help.blotato.com/api/api-reference/publish-post#6.-twitter-thread).

Threads also work for Bluesky and Threads using the same `additionalPosts` field.

For an automated thread workflow (email yourself an idea, AI writes the thread, Blotato posts it), see: [Email to Long Form Thread](/api/templates/2-email-to-long-form-thread.md)


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