Find the writing worth keeping
Review the opening hook, clarity and readability. See what makes the idea easy to follow and where it could be more specific.
A free tool by MicroPoster
Free post analyzer for X & Bluesky.
Find what to keep. See what to improve. Get feedback on your post’s hook, clarity and engagement—with a template for your next one.
Start with one post
Free tool X (Twitter) BlueskyPublished, public posts only
A look inside the report
Illustrative example“Just mass-deleted 50 apps from my phone. Feels like I deleted 50 problems from my life.”
- Hook
- 9 / 10
- Clarity
- 9 / 10
- Originality
- 7 / 10
A specific action makes the opening concrete. Try the same structure with an experience of your own.
A closer look at the post.
A clearer idea for the next one.
For creators, founders and small teams writing regularly on text-based social platforms.
Put engagement in context
See available likes, replies and reposts alongside the writing feedback. Impression-based metrics appear only when the data is available.
Leave with a starting point
Get practical suggestions and a reusable template. Apply the structure to your own experience, then test it with your audience.
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Copy a public post link
Open an X (Twitter) or Bluesky post and copy its link. Use your own post or one you want to learn from.
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Read the feedback
Review the writing scores, available engagement and suggestions. AI feedback is a starting point for your judgment.
- 3
Test one change
Use the template to write a new post in your own voice. Change one thing, publish it, and compare the response.
What the numbers mean
Writing feedback, with context.
MicroPoster retrieves the public post and available engagement counts, then uses AI to review its text. Hook, clarity and other writing scores are subjective assessments on a 1–10 scale. They are not scores supplied by X or Bluesky.
Engagement rate, when impressions are available
(likes + replies + reposts + quotes + bookmarks) ÷ impressions × 100
Bluesky does not supply impressions through this tool. Missing data is not evidence of poor performance.
A single post cannot establish what caused its results. The report does not account for every influence, including distribution, audience history or timing. Treat suggestions as ideas to test, not a promise of reach.
Questions about
the post analyzer
What is the MicroPoster Post Analyzer?
It is a free tool that reviews a public X (Twitter) or Bluesky post. It combines available engagement counts with AI feedback on the writing, including the opening hook, clarity, readability and structure. You also get suggestions and a reusable writing template.
Is the post analyzer free? Do I need an account?
The analyzer is free and does not require a MicroPoster account. There is a daily limit of two analyses per IP address, shared by people on the same network. The example report does not use your allowance. The MicroPoster trial is separate and optional.
Can I analyze someone else’s tweet or Bluesky post?
Yes, paste a link to an available public post from your account or another creator’s. Private, deleted or restricted posts cannot be analyzed. This tool reviews one post at a time, rather than an entire account or thread.
How is engagement rate calculated?
When impressions are available, engagement rate is (likes + replies + reposts + quotes + bookmarks) divided by impressions, multiplied by 100. It is a snapshot of available counts, not a unique-person engagement measure. Bluesky does not supply impressions here, so an impression-based engagement rate is unavailable.
Can the analyzer explain why a post went viral?
It can suggest writing patterns worth testing, but it cannot establish why a post performed well or predict virality. AI scores are subjective feedback, not platform rankings. Timing, audience size, distribution and other factors also affect results.
Does it support Threads, Mastodon or unpublished drafts?
This free analyzer currently accepts published X and Bluesky post links only. MicroPoster’s separate content studio, scheduling and cross-posting tools support working on posts for X, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn.
Can I save or share my analysis?
Use “Print / save as PDF” to save your report through your browser’s print dialog and share it with your team, and copy the writing template into your next draft. The example report uses illustrative data.
The next step: keep publishing
Put your next post to work.
Write in MicroPoster’s content studio, schedule ahead, and cross-post to X, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn. Spend less time moving the same post between apps.
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