Linking to an individual Tweet or Moment
Did you know you can link to a Tweet or Moment, just like you link to a webpage? Every Tweet and Moment has its own URL that you can bookmark or share with friends.
How to find a Tweet's URL
Via the web:
- Locate the Tweet anywhere on twitter.com.
- Click the
icon located within the Tweet. - From the menu that pops up, select Copy link to Tweet.
- A prompt will display the link to the Tweet so you can copy it to your clipboard.
From the Twitter for iOS app:
- Navigate to the Tweet you’d like the URL of.
- Tap the
icon located at the top of the Tweet. - Tap Share Tweet via.
- Select Copy link to Tweet. The URL should now be copied to your clipboard.
From the Twitter for Android app:
- Navigate to the Tweet you’d like the URL of.
- Tap the
icon located at the top of the Tweet. - Select Copy link to Tweet. The URL should now be copied to your clipboard.
Whenever you view a Tweet's permanent link, you can see:
- The exact time and date the Tweet was posted.
- The number of favorites and retweets the Tweet received.
How to find a Moment’s URL
On the web:
Click on the Moment and find its URL in the address bar of your web browser.
In the Twitter for iOS or Twitter for Android app:
Tap the share icon (
on iOS,
on Android) then tap Tweet this Moment to see the URL in the Tweet compose view. From this menu pop-up you also have the option to copy the URL link.
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