Twitter is famous for its frequently and easily shared GIF images. Users can easily download GIFs from Twitter to their computers and phones. This article from TipsMake will guide you on how to save GIFs from Twitter to your computer and phone.
It's safe to say that Twitter and Facebook are each other's biggest rivals in the social media field . However, in Vietnam, Facebook seems to dominate Twitter in terms of user numbers. Of course, if you like Twitter, you can still register and use this second-largest social network in the world. Twitter has many interesting features that Facebook doesn't. You should also register for Twitter to use both your Twitter and Facebook accounts simultaneously; there are many interesting differences between these two social networks. Especially on Twitter, users are often known for their unique GIF tweets. These GIFs can express what you want to say, replacing your status update. To share these GIFs with friends, you can save them to your computer or phone.
Save GIF images from Twitter to your computer or phone.
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Step 1: Open your Twitter app and log in with your account and password .
Step 2: Next, in your Twitter account, find the GIF images you want to download to your computer or phone. Then click the arrow next to the GIF image.
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Step 3: When you click the arrow next to the image, several options will appear. Click on " Share Tweet via ." and then select "Tweet GIF image".
Step 4: You will immediately see the GIF link . Highlight the link and click Copy.
Step 5: Next, download and open the GIFWrapped app on your phone. In the Search section , tap and paste the link you just copied from the GIF image.
Step 6: You can select "Use the clipboard" to get more GIFs from the Tweet profile where you want to save the GIFs.
Step 7: Finally, simply click on any GIF you want to download to your phone. Select the share icon in the upper right corner and press Save to Library . The GIF will immediately be saved to your phone's photo folder.
Users can save GIF images from Twitter to their computers and phones in a similar way to how they save them on a computer, the only difference being that they don't need an application; instead, they access the Twitter website and GIFWrapped.
Another useful tip for long-time Twitter users is to back up your Twitter data to prevent account loss. If you've been using Twitter for several years, backing up your data is essential. Your tweets and GIFs are priceless gifts, irreplaceable memories, so you should back up your Twitter data to your computer or email for future reference.