Twitter introduces #Stickers to help unleash your creativity

Now make your tweets more visual and conversational.

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Users can browse Twitter’s rotating sets of stickers to join in on real-time conversations.

Twitter has introduced #Stickers which lets users add creativity to photos and connect them on the micro-blogging site.

Users can browse Twitter’s rotating sets of stickers to join in on real-time conversations, and select from the library of accessories, emoji, and props. The #Stickers feature will let users share their current status or feelings, to show support for a cause, or to just add some flair. #Stickers helps use multiple stickers on a photo, resize and rotate them, and place them anywhere on the picture.

Coming soon! Unleash your creativity by adding fun #Stickers to your photos on Twitter: https://t.co/Ph92Oivyhy pic.twitter.com/NZoM6nHenD

— Twitter (@twitter) June 27, 2016

With this feature users can make their Tweets more visual and conversational in a fun way.

Once the user tweets a photo with stickers on it, the photo becomes searchable in a new, visual spin on the hashtag. Tapping on a sticker takes user to a new timeline, and shows how everyone else across the world is using sticker in different ways.

Twitter will be rolling out #Stickers over the next few weeks for iOS as well as Android. Users will also be able to view and click stickers on Twitter.com. #Stickers joins the suite of photo editing features on Twitter, including filters, tags, cropping, and accessibility options.

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