Next up, how to actually post them from your desktop or mobile device. For Two-Photo CollagesĪnd that's about it in terms of optimization.
If you care about the order of your images, check out the images below to see in which order you need to select them. Twitter uploads images in a certain order depending on the order you select them in (more on that later). In What Order You Should Select the Images The images on the right (used in three- and four-picture collages) is about half as tall as the square image ( approximately 277 px wide x 137 px tall). The following sizes are for how big they'll be in the preview - if you want each image to be bigger when opened individually, just keep the same height to width ratio.īasically, the larger image on the left (used in two- and three-picture collages) is a square ( approximately 277 px x 277 px). When this feature was iPhone-only, it was reallllly hard to optimize your images - it was kind of a guess-and-check game that required you to upload a billion different sizes and hope they would look okay in the collage preview. I know what you're thinking - if you're going to use these Twitter photo collages, you want to make sure it looks great. Before You Post: Optimizing Your Images for Twitter Photo Collages Below you'll learn how to make sure your images look great and how to post collages from both desktop and mobile.īonus: All examples are using adorable french bulldogs (and one with Leonardo DiCaprio) because tutorials are much more fun that way. So, knowing that you're an enterprising marketer wanting to take advantage of new features that could improve your Twitter presence, I figured you'd want to get the inside scoop on it all. Though Twitter hasn't officially announced this yet, it seems like you can now create Twitter collages on desktop, iPhone, and Android. Every few weeks, I'd get the same result - nada.īut testing this out a few days ago, I struck gold. So I waited patiently, checking to see every so often if I could upload more than one photo in a tweet from my desktop. Twitter did say that the feature would soon be rolled out to desktop, but gave no official timeline. I don't know many marketers that have the time to track down an iPhone, send the right images for the collage to that iPhone, and then put the collage together while hoping that it'll look okay once tweeted.
The feature was really exciting and opened up a bunch of doors for marketers.
When Twitter first came out with photo collages, I was disappointed.
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