Twitter Could Let Users Post Images And Video In A Single Tweet Soon
Twitter might let users post images and videos in a single Tweet, reports suggest. Currently, Twitter is experiencing some turbulence after Elon Musk purchased it for $44 billion. The deal has been approved by Twitter and is now being finalised.
If the feature to add both videos and images in a single post is approved, it would be a huge relief to users, especially those who manage professional accounts on Twitter. Currently, each Tweet can hold only four photos or a single video. A 9to5Google report suggests that in total, users would still be able to add only four media files.
A slew of fresh features on Twitter
In addition to adding images and videos in a single Tweet, the company is also working on "Tweet awards." A 9to5Google contributor claimed that Twitter will add a button to award Tweets. It appears that each Tweet will also show many awards it has received.
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Over the last few weeks, Twitter has been introducing a slew of fresh features for users. These include hints of an edit button - one of the many primary demands of users. A new "circles" feature is also being rolled out to users to share their Tweets only with close friends.?In addition, Twitter also seems to be working on a "Status" feature that show what a user is up to on their profile page.
As always, we must take such reports of upcoming features on Twitter with a pinch of salt, for they may never see the light of day for all users. It's not uncommon for companies like Twitter to test a feature and then abandon it. RIP Fleets.
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What do you think, though - would the ability to add both images and videos help you in making your content more approachable? Let us know in the comments below.?For more in the world of?technology?and?science, keep reading?Indiatimes.com.
References
Twitter adding support for videos and pictures in one tweet. (2022, May 4). 9to5Google.?
