Twitter continues releasing new features, trying to make users’ experience better than before. This time the firm comes up with a server-side update that provides high-quality uploads to users.
This update is rolled out for Twitter Mobile Apps (Android and iOS) and replaces the way images look on the timeline. It means users of both apps will be able to upload images in 4K format with a 4096×4096 resolution limit which was previously 2K (2048×2048 pixels).
Twitter took to its own platform to declare this big news. Since Images play a vital role in our life these days so users were quite happy to know about the update.
How to Enable high-resolution Uploading:
The feature is available to be enabled on Android and iOS, all you need to do is follow the steps below:
- Open Twitter and go to Settings
- Tap on the privacy
- Among different options click on Data Usage
- Select High-quality image uploads and set either mobile data or Wi-Fi or default according to your own choice.
This functionality when enabled will compress the image size before uploading nevertheless will keep the 4K quality. The Twitter on Desktop works excellent with this feature as it keeps both the image size and 4K resolution.
Twitter also improved the way images look on the timeline. Earlier the default preview appeared in landscape and image orientation was not taken into consideration. Now, the app will show the full image on the timeline.
No doubt, these both are good updates and will improve the users’ experience on the platform.
