Tweet Analyzer FAQ
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These answers match what the tool does today. The score rates a draft. The reach band is a rough label. This site is not a viral tweet predictor, and it is not an official X product.
Is Tweet Analyzer free?
Yes. There is no account, no trial, and no fee. You open the page, paste a draft, and read the score.
Is my draft stored?
No. The draft, the comparison draft, recent posts, and the account settings stay in the page while the tab is open. They are not sent to a server and they are not written to an account. Closing the tab clears them.
Does a high score mean the post will go viral?
No. This is not a viral tweet predictor. A high score means the draft met more of the writing checks. It does not mean people will share it, and it does not promise impressions.
How accurate is the reach band?
It is a rough label: Higher, Typical, or Lower. It comes from the account settings you pick, not from a forecast. Two posts with the same label can land far apart. Use your own analytics when you need a number.
Do links hurt reach?
The record is mixed and has changed. In July 2026, X’s product head said link posts had not been penalized for over a year. Earlier data showed low reach for link posts. This checker does not change your score when you add a link.
What is engagement bait?
A line that asks for a like, repost, follow, or tag instead of a real response. “Like if you agree” and “comment to win” are typical. The checker caps those drafts at 40.
Do hashtags change the score?
No. Hashtags do not add or remove points. If you use more than two, the result adds a note that fewer would read cleaner.
Why is topic consistency missing?
That check runs only when you paste recent posts. With no history, the score is built from the other checks only, still scaled from 0 to 100.
Can I compare two drafts?
Yes. Write two versions and compare the scores and the check notes. The higher score is the stronger draft by these rules. It is still not a prediction of views.
Is this an official X tool?
No. Tweet Analyzer is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp. X and Twitter are trademarks of their owner.
More detail sits on how it works and in the guides.