Twitter ‘Content is not available’ error fix If Twitter GIFs, videos, and photos won’t load, try switching to a different Wi-Fi or data network. Delete the Twitter iOS or Android application. Fully reboot the iPhone or Android smartphone device. Check for any available system updates via the phone’s settings menu.

Hit the Add button, visible in the upper-right corner of your app screen. Hit the struck-out GIF icon at the bottom of the screen to turn your static image into an animated GIF file. Just tap the logo to activate animation and play your Live Photo as GIFs.

Navigate to your Google My Account page, load the account that you want to change.

1. Step 3: Click your Profile Picture.
2. Step 4: Upload your GIF 🎉
3. Step 2: Navigate to “Directory Settings”
4. Step 3: Click Profile Editing.
5. Step 4: Tick the Profile Photo option -> Click Save.

Google supports the GIF format for profile pictures. If you have the right GIF, and by right we mean appropriate, you can use it as your profile picture.

Images uploaded to Twitter must be smaller than 3MB in size and saved as a GIF, JPEG or PNG file. The BMP, TIFF and animated GIF file formats are not supported by Twitter. Note that you can only upload one image per tweet, whether you are using the main Twitter website or a third-party application.

You may know that Teams is sometimes a bit finicky when pasting images. With GIFs, just find the one you want, and ignore any of the options to embed/copy link/etc. Just right click on the GIF and select copy, then paste directly into the chat. VOILA!

the GIF library
After tapping the Tweet icon, tap the GIF icon to open the GIF library. You can search for GIFs by entering various keywords in the search box, or you can look through the auto-displayed categories to choose a GIF.

How to convert GIF to PNG

1. Upload gif-file(s) Select files from Computer, Google Drive, Dropbox, URL or by dragging it on the page.
2. Choose “to png” Choose png or any other format you need as a result (more than 200 formats supported)
3. Download your png.

to set it as your profile picture:

1. become a discord nitro user.
2. go to user settings found here:
3. Edit your profile.
4. click on your current profile pic, now wait for a file dialogue to appear and upload the .gif!

And it was possible to upload an animated GIF as your Twitter avatar. Well, not officially, but there was a workaround: Basically, Twitter said animated GIFs weren’t allowed, but if you resized it to a certain ratio and tested it a bit, you could get it to work. A June 2012 article on BuzzFeed explained in detail how to do it, step by step.

To use the picture on your twitter profile, go to your profile settings page and uploaded the GIF image like you normally would. Save the changes and you check your profile.

There’s no “trick” to having a GIF avatar other than doing something that’s anathema to most teens: not changing your avatar for five years. Let me take you back to a simpler time: June 2012. GIFs were very cool, but still kind of a niche thing — there wasn’t an easy way to make your own without Photoshop, so most plebes couldn’t do it.

This is the BIG SECRET: Animated Twitter avatars only seem to work properly in certain sizes: 48px, 96px, 128px, 192px, 384px. If you upload another size, it either won’t work at all, or it’ll get mangled.