ThreadStorm User Guide
Learn how to create engaging Twitter threads and replies with AI
Table of Contents
1. Getting Started
📝 Step 1: Configure API Keys
Before using ThreadStorm, you need to configure your API keys:
- Google API Key: Required for AI text generation (Gemini)
- Firecrawl API Key: Required for web scraping to create threads from URLs
Go to the Config page to set up your keys.
🔑 Getting API Keys
- Google API Key: Get it from Google AI Studio
- Firecrawl API Key: Sign up at Firecrawl.dev
2. Thread Generator
Transform any website URL into an engaging Twitter thread with AI-powered content generation.
Basic Usage
- Enter the website URL you want to turn into a thread
- Choose your preferred thread style (Casual, Educational, Pitch, etc.)
- Select the AI model (Flash Lite for speed, Pro for quality)
- Set your language preference (English/Indonesian)
- Configure the number of tweets (3-20)
- Click "Generate Thread"
Features
🎨 Thread Styles
- Casual: Conversational and friendly
- Educational: Teaching and informative
- Pitch: Persuasive business tone
- Storytelling: Narrative approach
- Technical: Developer-focused
- Motivational: Inspiring content
⚙️ Options
- Character Limit: Enforce 280 chars per tweet
- Long Thread Mode: Generate single comprehensive tweet
- Use Emojis: Include emojis in content
- Max Pages: Control web scraping depth
4. Configuration
API Key Management
Your API keys are stored securely in your browser's local storage and are never sent to our servers except when making API calls.
🔒 Security Note
API keys are stored locally in your browser. Clear your browser data to remove them, or use the Config page to update them.
AI Model Selection
Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite
Fastest generation, good for quick threads and replies
Gemini 2.5 Flash
Balanced speed and quality, recommended for most use cases
Gemini 2.5 Pro
Highest quality, best for complex content and nuanced writing
5. Tips & Best Practices
For Thread Generation
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Choose quality URLs: Articles, blog posts, and documentation work best
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Match style to audience: Use Educational for tutorials, Casual for general content
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Consider character limits: Enable for Twitter, disable for other platforms
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Use Long Thread Mode: For single comprehensive posts instead of thread chains
For Reply Generation
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Provide context: Include previous tweets in a thread for better understanding
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Match the tone: Professional for business discussions, Casual for friendly chats
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Use appropriate styles: Questioning for engagement, Supportive for encouragement
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Review before posting: Always check generated content for accuracy and appropriateness
⚠️ Important Reminders
- • Always review AI-generated content before posting
- • Ensure content aligns with platform community guidelines
- • Be mindful of factual accuracy, especially for technical content
- • Consider adding personal touches to make content more authentic
Need Help?
If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out for support.
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