We will explain to you how to view Twitter photos in high resolution and without compression, so that if someone has uploaded photos in 4K you can see them in that resolution without having to deal with the compression that Twitter applies to them by default. Thus, if you have a mobile or device that supports higher resolutions, you can get more out of the screen.
You have to know that it is about a new option what initially only available for iOS, although the safest thing is that in a short time you can also do it on Android in the same way. You should also be clear that this has nothing to do with the photos you upload, that you upload them with their full resolution, but with how you see the photos previously uploaded on your mobile or by others, since by default Twitter applies compression to them. consume less data.
View Twitter photos in 4K
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The first thing you have to do is enter the photo uploaded to Twitter that you want to see and click on it. Here, it does not matter if they are photos uploaded by you or by other people, it simply must be the photo you want to see in its maximum resolution, and the photos obviously have to have a high resolution for the option to come out.
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When you click on a photo, it will load full screen. But it will have loaded you compressed, so you will not be able to see it at the same resolution to which it was uploaded if it is a high resolution or 4K. To fully charge it, you have to click on the three dots icon that you have in the upper right corner.
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When you click on the three-dot icon, a menu of options related to the photo you have chosen will open in iOS. In this menu, click on the option Upload 4K, which will appear in the event that the photograph has that high resolution.
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And that’s it. You will see above the photo a loading animation, and when the bar is complete you will have the photo loaded at its maximum resolution, and you will be able to enlarge it and observe it in all its 4K glory. Just remember that when you do this, if you are not connected to WiFi, you could take a significant bite of several megabytes into your mobile rate, because 4K photos take up much more space.
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