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A refined Markdown publishing console for X Articles. Import Markdown drafts into X Articles with previews, image handling, checks, and local records. xPoster is a focused Markdown publishing console for X Articles. Use it when you draft long-form posts in Markdown and want to move the final article into X without rebuilding every heading, link, table, code block, image, and embed by hand. Core features: - Paste, choose, or drop Markdown drafts. - Preview recognized headings, lists, links, images, tables, code blocks, dividers, and X links before writing. - Write into the active X Article draft, or open the X Articles composer when needed. - Check whether the current X Article editor is ready before importing. - Handle web images and selected local image folders with explicit browser permission. - Show a gentle 25-image capacity warning based on observed X Article behavior. - Queue multiple Markdown files and write them one by one. - Keep local records of drafts, checks, and write results. - Copy or download readable X Article pages as standard Markdown when the export button is enabled. xPoster is local-first. Drafts, settings, and records stay in Chrome extension storage on this browser. xPoster does not run analytics, does not use a backend server, does not require an xPoster account, and does not click X's Publish button. You always review and publish in X. xPoster is not affiliated with X.
Jul 12, 2026
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