The Best Way to Share YouTube Videos on Twitter

So, you just dropped a new YouTube video. You’re proud of it. It’s packed with value. And now, naturally, you want to share it on Twitter.

What do most people do?

They grab the YouTube link, paste it into a tweet, maybe write something like:

“New video just dropped! Check it out 👇”
[YouTube Link]

And… crickets.

Let’s be honest; embedding a YouTube link on Twitter rarely works. The platform’s algorithm doesn’t like outbound links, and your followers scroll right past them.

So what does work?

Twitter is Made for Native Bite-Sized Content

Twitter isn't YouTube. People don’t hop on Twitter thinking, “Let me watch a 27-minute video right now.”

They want bite-sized value.

They want to skim, scroll, and get insights fast.

That’s why the best way to share your YouTube content on Twitter isn't by linking it...

…it’s by repurposing it into a Twitter thread.

Why Threads Beat YouTube Links Every Time

Here’s what a thread can do that a YouTube link can’t:

• 📌 Hook attention instantly with a bold opening tweet
• 🧵 Break down key insights from your video into digestible chunks
• 💬 Spark engagement with comments, replies, and shares
• 🚀 Go viral thanks to Twitter’s thread-friendly algorithm
• 🔁 Stay native to the platform, keeping people on Twitter while delivering value

And here is the trick:

Now it’s not a cold link, it’s a warm invitation to dive deeper.

Enter Repurpost: Your Shortcut to High-Performing Threads

Okay, cool. But creating threads from YouTube videos sounds like work, right?

That’s where Repurpost comes in.

Repurpost turns your YouTube videos into engaging Twitter threads automatically.

Just paste your video link, pick your tone, and boom; you get a thread you can post right away.

It’s like having a content strategist + copywriter in your pocket!

And the best part? You can choose the writing style (GaryVee? Hormozi? Chill? educational?) and even tailor the call-to-action at the end.

Here's What Sharing with Repurpost Looks Like

Instead of this:

“Hey check out my new video on branding!”
[YouTube Link]

You get something like this:

See the difference? One gets ignored. The other gets engagement, followers, and clicks.

Final Thoughts: Stop Linking, Start Engaging

If you're serious about growing on Twitter as a YouTuber, stop embedding links and hoping for the best.

Instead, meet your audience where they are; with content that’s native, digestible, and created to perform.

The best way to share YouTube videos on Twitter?

✅ Repurpose them into threads with Repurpost
✅ Deliver value first
✅ Invite people into your deeper content

More impact. Less work. Let’s go!

Try It Yourself!

Don’t just tweet your link but turn your videos into scroll-stopping threads in seconds.

👉 Start repurposing with Repurpost