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Learn how and why you should pin a tweet to your Twitter profile
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Have you seen a pinned tweet/post on a profile on Twitter/X? If you have, you may be wondering how exactly you do that. And besides knowing how to pin a tweet, why should you even pin one, and what kind of tweet should you pin? We've answered all these questions in this article, where we teach you what a pinned tweet is, how to pin one on a computer, iPhone, and Android, and why to pin a tweet. We also have a few ideas for what kinds of tweets you should pin to your profile, so keep reading to learn more.
Things You Should Know
- You can only pin your own tweets to your profile. It's not possible to pin someone else's tweet.
- To pin a tweet, tap the three-dot menu on the tweet and select "Pin to your profile."
- Pinning a tweet can help it get more visibility, so pick a tweet to pin that you want everyone to see when they click on your profile.
Steps
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Pinning a Tweet on Desktop or Mobile
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Navigate to the tweet you want to pin. You can get there from your Twitter profile or from a direct link you might have to the tweet.
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Click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner of the tweet. This will drop down a menu with various options.
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Select Pin to your profile . It's the second option, and has a pin icon. The tweet will now be the first tweet on your profile with a tag that says Pinned . [1] X Research source
- You can unpin the tweet by clicking the three-dot menu on your pinned tweet and selecting Unpin from profile . You can also replace your pinned tweet by pinning a new tweet without unpinning your current pinned tweet.
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