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Twitter now lets you create and share your own GIFs

Users who use Twitter on iOS already have at their disposal one more function in the app. The social network already allows users to create and share their own GIFs from within the app. Animations can be created using the phone’s camera simply, without having to leave the social network for it. The entire process can be done from the app in this way.

Twitter now lets you create and share your own GIFs

It is a function that undoubtedly helps to improve the use of the social network. It is much more comfortable in this way to be able to use it if you want to share GIFs in it.

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The use of GIFs is very common in the social network, are used in many cases as responses to other people’s tweets. For this reason, from Twitter they want the process of creating and using them to become something much simpler. So in the iOS app it is now possible to create GIFs in their entirety without having to leave the application itself. Also, the process is very simple.

All you have to do is touch on the camera icon and access the GIF option, which appears next to the Capture and Video options. When it has been created, the application will allow us to have a preview of the result of this GIF that we are going to upload, so that we can check if we are happy with it or not.

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This is a new feature that Twitter users on iOS can already enjoy. Nothing has been said about when this new feature will be released in the Android version of the app, but we will probably have to wait a few weeks for it.

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