An easy-to-follow guide on posting multiple pictures in a Tweet on Twitter
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Twitter is one of the popular social media services on the internet. In this micro-blogging site, you can upload multiple images in a single Tweet. Learn how to do it!
Steps
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1Log in to Twitter. Go to twitter.com in your browser and sign in with your account.
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2Compose a new Tweet. Hit the Tweet button, at the top bar and write something under 280 characters in the Tweet box.Advertisement
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3Add an image to your Tweet. Click on the photo icon from the bottom of the Tweet box and select an image from your computer.
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4Add more images to your Tweet. Click on the photo icon again choose another image from your computer. You can select up to 4 photos.
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5Post your Tweet. Click on the Tweet button to post it on Twitter.
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6Done. Click on each picture to see full size. Finished!
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Community Q&A
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QuestionHow can I write more words on Twitter? Do I have to pay?Community AnswerWhile composing a tweet, press the (+) icon to add another tweet as a thread. It will chain the first and second together, one after the other. Alternatively, write what you want in a notes app of your choice, screenshot and then just post/upload the screenshot.
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QuestionAfter composing more than 280 characters, can I save as PDF file and post on Twitter?WiichickenCommunity AnswerNo, you cannot post non-media files to Twitter. The only exception is if you upload to a third party website and then link the file.
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Warnings
- You can only use GIF, JPEG, and PNG files to upload to Twitter. Twitter doesn't accept image file types like BMP or TIFF.⧼thumbs_response⧽
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