Two years after adding support for GIF images, the Twitter brought a specialist button to help you add GIF images to your tweets or instant messages without even leaving the composition window.
Its new GIF button Twitter will be among the photo options and polls. When you click on it a search option allows you to find the perfect GIF image to add it to your tweet.
Twitter reports that over 100 million GIFs have been distributed on the 2015 platform, so the button is a natural outcome of the world's response. The GIF button will be visible in the next weeks on the iOS, Android and twitter.com platforms.
