Twitter now lets you post photos in 4K resolution

Twitter did not allow sharing a 4K photo from your mobile phone. In fact, until now the maximum allowed size was 2048 x 2048 pixels. The app recently received a game-changing update.

If you update your mobile app, you will be able to post much higher resolution images or photos. The maximum size has actually been increased to 4096 x 4096 pixels. Twitter started testing this with certain users a while ago and the test yielded definitive results. Therefore, it is available for everyone to use. Remember that you need to update your app to benefit from it. It is also available On iOS vs AndroidThat way, no one will be jealous.

Twitter doesn’t enable 4K by default

It should also be noted that you will not be able to stream 4K images or photos unless you enable it in the options. It couldn’t be easier. You need to open the app and then press the button. three horizontal bars in the upper left corner.

Then a window will open with your profile. Then you should go to the tab Settings & Privacy. Then you will reach a new list menu. Then you should go to: Use of Data (In the second section titled General).

Finally, you must choose High quality images. You will be presented with three options: Never, Wifi Only or Mobile Data and Wifi. It is up to you to see if you have enough data to take advantage of this. High-resolution images will always be adapted to the current format unless you enable the options.

In short, it’s a great innovation for a mobile app that’s been improving in small steps. It should allow photo lovers to publish their creations without compromising on quality, and we know there are a lot of them. But I’m not sure it’s going to let you make a fortune by auctioning off your tweets.