Pop4Ukraine Twitter (2024)

FAQs

What size is a Twitter portrait image? ›

Twitter portrait images should have a minimum resolution of 600 pixels by 800 pixels and a maximum resolution of 8192 pixels by 8192 pixels. The recommended aspect ratio for portrait images is 3:4.

Despite supporting multiple aspect ratios, the most common and recommended aspect ratio for Twitter video content is 16:9. This aspect ratio allows for a wide and clear display of your video on both desktop and mobile devices. Additionally, Twitter allows video up to 512MB in size, which is sufficient for most videos.

The ideal image size for Twitter Cards is 800px by 418px, a 1.91:1 ratio. For App Cards, you can go with 800px by 800px for a 1:1 ratio. Videos can also be used in Twitter Cards. The recommended size for Website Card videos is 1200px by 1200px, or 1:1 aspect ratio.

Step 1: Head to the Twitter account settings. Step 2: Click on Privacy and Safety. Step 3: Scroll down to the content you see. Step 4: Check the box next to Display media that may contain sensitive content.

Sensitive media: You may not post media that is excessively gory or share violent or adult content within live video or in profile or header images. Media depicting sexual violence and/or assault is also not permitted.

The ideal image size and aspect ratio are 1600 px X 900 px, or any aspect between 2:1 and 1:1 on desktop; 2:1, 3:4 and 16:9 on mobile. The maximum file size is 5MB for photos and animated GIFs. You can go up to 15MB if you're posting via their website. You can tweet up to four images per post.

The ideal Twitter profile image aspect ratio is 1:1. The ideal image size remains constant at 400px x 400px. JPG, PNG, and GIF are still acceptable image formats. The maximum image size could not be any more than 2 MB.

You may also experience that around 60px on both the top and bottom of your X/Twitter header image is cropped. So, leave some space empty at the top and bottom of the cover photo. The overall X/Twitter header safe zone is about 1500×360 px.

From now on, when you tweet an image, it will be uploaded in the best possible quality (up to 4K.) In my observation, I noticed that Twitter supports up to 4096 × 4096 pixels (you see this number when you open a Twitter image in a new tab on a computer).

Twitter started using a saliency algorithm in 2018 to crop images. We did this to improve consistency in the size of photos in your timeline and to allow you to see more Tweets at a glance.

How many images can you upload to Twitter per Tweet? ›

You can select up to 4 photos. Post your Tweet. Click on the Tweet button to post it on X.

Tweets have a limit of 280 characters, or 257 characters if a link is included. If 2 images are used in a Multi-Image Tweet, each will be in a 7:8 ratio side by side. For 3 images, one image will display as 7:8 ratio with the other pair stacked in 4:7 ratios.

Keep your Twitter banner sized at 1500 x 500 pixels, keeping design elements towards the center of the image, and ensuring that nothing gets lost through cropping or hidden under your profile image.

Tips: You can go to 1200×630 pixels, but after that, some impact on the performance may be noticeable for your mobile users. Additionally, the best ratio for mobile devices banner images are 1:9, 1:1, 1:1, or 4:5. Knowing those ratios can be helpful when running ads.

Report a post: Select the dropdown arrow icon > Report > Select “It's abusive or harmful” > Select how the post is harmful > Twitter may also ask you to select additional posts from the individual's profile which engage in abusive or harmful behaviors; you can skip this step by selecting “Skip” or add any Tweets which ...

Click on the Privacy and safety from the side panel. Scroll down to the "Safety" section. Check the Hide sensitive content check box to prevent Tweets with potentially sensitive content from displaying in your search results.

Examples of violations you can report are posts, Lists, and Direct Messages for containing abusive or harmful content, spam, impersonation, copyright, or trademark violations.