Twitter Now Supports Viewing and Uploading 4K Images on iOS

Twitter today announced that iOS and Android users are now able to view and upload 4K images when using the mobile Twitter apps.

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To view and uploaded images in 4K, Twitter users can opt for high-quality images under the "Data Usage" setting in the Twitter preferences.


Twitter has been testing higher resolution photo uploads with a limited number of Twitter users since March, but the feature has now rolled out for everyone. Twitter already supports high-resolution images on the web.

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Michael Scrip Avatar
28 months ago
Typically the term "4K" refers to video resolution... not photo resolution.

But I guess they feel that normal people are so used to "4K" so why not.

I'm sure you don't have to upload photos at exactly 3840x2160 in order to use this new feature...

Though I prefer my photos uploaded in Cinema 4K at 4096x2160

:p
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ErikGrim Avatar
28 months ago
4K is not a high resolution image.
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AussieStu Avatar
28 months ago
People still use Twitter! Wow.
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RUQRU Avatar
28 months ago

People still use Twitter! Wow.
What is "twitter"?
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dannyyankou Avatar
28 months ago
Cool, a few accounts I follow post new wallpapers from time to time so this will definitely be useful lol
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robinp Avatar
28 months ago
It’s been an option to load ‘4K’ images for ages (many months) via the share sheet.
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