Copy each new tweet from an X user, replacing specific words only if the tweet contains an image or video
Automagically copy any new posts from an X (Twitter) user, update the words just as you wish—but only if they share images or videos. Make your brand (and your feed) smarter in minutes.
Manually tracking and reposting every tweet with images or videos from a specific X (Twitter) user—while also ensuring certain words are edited each time—quickly becomes a soul-crushing drain on your schedule. Each minute you spend scanning, copying, editing, and reposting is time not spent on strategy, creative tasks, or audience engagement. Letting this task slip eats into your social media momentum, causing missed opportunities for timely engagement and reducing the consistency and reach that drives real visibility for your brand.
This Botize formula solves it all by automatically monitoring your chosen X account for new tweets containing images or videos. When it spots relevant posts, it instantly processes the tweet’s text—searching for and swapping out customized words or phrases according to your presets—before posting the refined content to your X profile. This hands-off workflow transforms your feed from sporadic and error-prone to polished and reliably branded, freeing up hours each week while maintaining full creative control on what gets posted and how it's phrased.
Jump in and see how this automation works step by step—customizing rules like word replacements, monitored users, and posting frequency to fit your needs perfectly. Everything is ready for you on Botize, so you can activate or tweak the formula and start saving hours right away. Give your impact and efficiency a boost—let's get started!
Automate this task with 4 simple prompts
Copy and paste the following prompts into Botize's AI task editor
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Access the Botize automated task editor.
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Select the AI editing tool.
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The automation should run regularly to check for new tweets.
Copy and paste this prompt into the AI editing tool.
Set up the automation to check for new tweets from a user every hour. ⤵
Click the 'Apply this task' button to confirm.
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We need to fetch the latest post from a specific X (Twitter) user, ignoring replies and retweets.
Copy and paste this prompt into the AI editing tool.
Add a step to get the newest tweet from a chosen X (Twitter) account, skipping replies and retweets. ⤵
Click the 'Apply this task' button to confirm.
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If the tweet includes an image or video, certain words should be automatically replaced.
Copy and paste this prompt into the AI editing tool.
Add a step that checks if the tweet contains an image or video. If it does, replace specific words or text fragments according to a set of search-and-replace rules (for example, change 'twitter' to 'X'). ⤵
Click the 'Apply this task' button to confirm.
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Finally, the modified tweet should be published.
Copy and paste this prompt into the AI editing tool.
Add a step to publish the processed tweet (including any images or videos) as a new post. ⤵
Click the 'Apply this task' button to confirm.
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Your automation is ready to use. Click the 'Save changes' button.
Save changes
Superpower Every X Tweet—Only the Ones With Images or Videos
How does it work? Simple: Every time your chosen X user posts, our system checks if there’s a photo or a video. If there is, it scans the text for specific words and swaps them with your custom choices. For example, 'twitter' becomes 'X'—but ONLY in image or video posts, so your automation feels human, not robotic.
| Manual | Botize | |
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| Manually monitor chosen X account for new posts | 10 minutes per check | 0 Minutes |
| Screen for posts with images or video | 3 minutes per post | 0 Minutes |
| Read, search, and replace words in relevant posts | 4 minutes per post | 0 Minutes |
| Repost or copy the modified content | 2 minutes per post | 0 Minutes |
| Total | Minimum 75 minutes per week (for active accounts)—now done in the background | 0 Minutes |
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⌾︎ You want to repost or curate X content elsewhere, while making sure your brand language is used.
⌾︎ You run a news feed, aggregator, or media campaign that wants to keep fresh, relevant posts—automatically edited, ready to share.
✕ You don't care about customizing text or only want text-only tweets.
✕ You prefer to manually review every single post before it goes out (hey, some people like the hard way!).
✓ You choose which words or phrases are auto-replaced—brand, edit, or filter as you see fit.
✓ Set the frequency of monitoring so you’re as up-to-date (or chill) as you want.
✓ Works with any public X user, not just personal accounts—scale up to teams or campaigns.
This task monitors a specific X (Twitter) user and copies each new tweet they publish. Before copying the tweet, the text is processed using search-and-replace rules so that certain words or fragments can be automatically modified, but only if the original post contains an image or video. To use this task, you must customize the words or text fragments you want to replace. By default, the example configuration replaces the word “twitter” with “X” if it appears in the tweets being copied.
