Meta’s new Threads app has crossed over 100 million download milestone in just five days and the platform continues to grow at a rapid pace. Twitter seems to be worried about users switching to the new platform as it is blocking Threads links on its platform. Nonetheless, it will not prohibit users from jumping on the new microblogging app. Currently, Threads is available on the App Store and Play Store with a desktop version nowhere in sight. While there is a direct rivalry between the two platforms, Meta’s Threads app lets you share posts directly on Twitter.
This is how you can easily and directly share Threads posts on Twitter
Meta’s Threads app still has a lot of catching up to do to compete better against Twitter, but it appears that the platform is on the right path. We have previously covered that the company is planning a plethora of new features for the app, which will make it even more appealing for existing as well as new users. The features will allow better integration with the Instagram app and offer a handful of experience-enhancing features related to search and feed. If you are using Twitter and Threads side by side, the latter gives you the option to share posts directly.
For your ease, we have compiled a series of steps that you can follow to share Threads posts on Twitter with a few taps. Make sure that you have an account on Twitter before following the steps. Another important aspect that you should note is that you have the ability to share any post from Thread on Twitter and not just your own. Also, the process is the same on iPhone as well as Android phones.
Step 1: Launch the Threads app on your iPhone or Android phone.
Step 2: Head over to the Thread post that you want to share on Twitter.
Step 3: Tap on the Share button.
Step 4: Select the Tweet option.
Step 5: You will be redirected to Twitter with all the contents of the Thread post. Simply tap on Tweet.
This is all that you have to do to share a Threads post on Twitter. The process is fairly simple and does not require the use of any third-party app. Twitter and Meta’s war is ongoing, and it is likely that we will see additional details on the subject. Also, we will share more guides in the future, so be sure to stick around.