Users of Twitter’s iOS app can now create GIFs directly in the app. — AP
Twitter seems to be bringing all kinds of tools to the platform. After audio, Twitter is focusing on photos and, more specifically, GIFs. From now on, creating animated images on Twitter will be within everyone’s reach.
Goodbye memes, hello GIFs? Although, according to Vice magazine, GIFs, often associated with Boomers and Millennials, have become passé, Twitter evidently thinks otherwise.
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