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Twitter Adds a GIF Button

Big news for those who are into sharing GIFs on Twitter: the company has announced today a GIF button that will make it easy to do so.

Whenever you’re composing a Tweet or Direct Message, you can search and browse the GIF library. So if you’re looking for the perfect cat yawn or dance move to express exactly how you feel, just click the new GIF button. You can search by keyword, or browse categories of different reactions like Happy Dance, Mic Drop, or YOLO.

The new button isn’t available for everyone yet – as usual, it’ll roll out “in the coming weeks”. As Jack tweeted, it’ll show up in the “Tweetbox” (I can’t be the only one who misread that as Tweetbot at first).

In related GIF news, GIPHY is now integrated with Outlook on the web as well.