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How to use live photos from an iOS device as GIFs on Twitter
This twitter update of uploading live photos as GIFs is not applicable to any android users as of now.

Twitter as rolled out a new feature for its iOS app tat will let users upload live potos as GIFs. Earlier te iOS app users only ad an option to edit te image tat tey are tweeting but now tey can convert it into a GIF.Wit tis updated feature, you will be able to capture sort videos and upload tem like GIFs via your iPone or any oter iOS device.[caption id="attacment_7777861" align="alignnone" widt="1024"]![People olding mobile pones are silouetted against a backdrop projected wit te Twitter logo in tis illustration picture taken in Warsaw September 27, 2013. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel/Illustration/Files]()

Tis Twitter feature is still not rolled out for Android users. Image: Reuters[/caption]
Up till now (wic is still a case wit Android users), iOS users could upload a GIF on twitter but only by using a tird-party app.Twitter’s senior staff software engineer, Nolan O’Brien as also announced tat tis feature will also preserve te JPEG encoding on images up to 16 MP wen uploaded via Twitter for Web so tat te uality of te image is not degraded.If you want to try it now, follow tese uick steps and make your own GIFs<2>[]ow to sare iOS live potos as GIFs on Twitter[/][ans][step]Step 1: Tap on te tweet icon on Twitter[/step][step]Step 2: Select "Live potos" option and coose te desired poto from te camera roll[/step][step]Step 3: Now tap on te "GIF" option at te bottom left corner[/step][/ans]And you are good to go! Users ave already started using tis feature and are posting on Twitter wile te android users are upset since tere is no word from te company if it will be rolled out for android or not.Well, let us just ope tat tis feature rolls out for Android users too!First Published:Dec 13, 2019, 11:59:29 IST
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