Translate & Repost Twitter Threads in Multiple Languages with OpenAI

Automates extraction of Twitter threads, translates them via OpenAI, rewrites for clarity, and reposts as new threads using twitterapi.io.

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Translate & Repost Twitter Threads in Multiple Languages with OpenAI

This workflow extracts all tweets from a provided Twitter thread link, translates each into a target language using OpenAI, rewrites them to enhance clarity and natural flow while preserving meaning, and automatically posts the new thread to your Twitter account via twitterapi.io.

Key benefits include effortless multilingual content repurposing, saving hours of manual translation and posting, and enabling global audience reach without losing original structure. Ideal for content creators, marketers, and businesses expanding internationally via social media.

Use cases: Repost viral threads in Spanish, French, or other languages to engage diverse followers; automate content localization for brand growth; integrate with Notion for link management and subworkflows for scalability.

Setup involves Notion database configuration, API credentials for Twitter, OpenAI, and twitterapi.io, plus specifying target language.

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Last updated October 3, 2026
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How to import this workflow into n8n

  1. 1Purchase or download the workflow to get the n8n workflow JSON file.
  2. 2In your n8n instance, open Workflows and choose "Import from File" (or paste the JSON with Ctrl+V on the canvas).
  3. 3Open each node marked with a credential warning and connect your own accounts and API keys.
  4. 4Run the workflow once manually to verify the data flow, then toggle it to Active.

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