Twitter .txt accounts refer to a genre of Twitter profiles that curate specific screenshots, text snippets, and internet artifacts centered around a particular theme or vibe. Often named after file extensions like .txt, .mp4, or .png, these accounts grew in popularity during the late 2010s as a way to archive absurd, relatable, or 'cursed' digital interactions. The meme format involves placing text or images within a minimalist frame that mimics a file upload or a raw text document, often stripped of original context to enhance the humor. It represents the 'curation culture' of the modern internet, where specific moods and micro-communities are defined by shared digital screenshots.