Fortunately for Twitter, the GIF button has earned them some rare praise. The new feature is currently being tested on a small group of users.

If you expect to swap to the GIF Keyboard via the globe icon in the lower left corner of Messages but it's missing, don't ...

Twitter has launched a new GIF button and search feature designed to help users find ready made clips to share. The firm says over 100 million animated GIFs were shared on the service last year.

Tap the Emoji button next to the space bar and select GIF from the bottom toolbar. Find the GIF you wish to insert from the options that appear or use the Search GIFs field to find the one you are ...

From there, tap on the three-dot menu button in the top right corner and select My Apps. And lastly, hit the Update button, locate the Always-on Display option, and choose its update button. 2.

Twitter user Phil Pearlman, one of the few people to spot the new feature, revealed that clicking on the button let users select trending GIFs or choose ones from a "mood category." ...

Then, go to your Instagram account, and select the + button from the bottom center of Instagram's home bar. From there, you will be prompted to select a file type, either Photo, Video or Library.

First, launch WhatsApp and navigate into a chat window. Then click the + icon and choose Photo and Video Library. You'll then be able to select the GIF button in the bottom-left of the screen.

Since the GIF you choose will depend on your mood or the subject of your tweet, we'd thought we'd give you a list of GIFs that are always, ALWAYS, appropriate to post on Twitter.

That’s much like the dedicated GIF button inside Facebook Messenger, which pulls up content from Riffsy and Giphy. But at this point, we don’t know which partner/partners Twitter is working with.