Twitter introduces Snapchat-like stickers
Micro-blogging website Twitter on Thursday has introduced stickers in its app. With this new feature, users can place stickers on their photos on Twitter.
"When you place a sticker on a photo, you #StickTogether with others around the world," Twitter said in its tweet on Thursday.
When you place a sticker on a photo, you #StickTogether with others around the world.https://t.co/sibEWqSM08
— Twitter (@twitter) July 28, 2016
In a bid to give competition to Snapchat, Twitter has launched this new feature in its app.
Masks, hats, emoji, etc., are incorporated in this sticker feature. Users can also use multiple stickers.
At present, the new feature is live on iOS and Android operating system wherein you can add stickers to your photos before sharing it on the micro-blogging website.
One interesting thing about stickers is that you can use it as visual hashtags.
The company in its tweet on Wednesday said, "Now, everyone can use #Stickers on photos! Celebrate with us tomorrow as we #StickTogether."
Now, everyone can use #Stickers on photos! Celebrate with us tomorrow as we #StickTogether . pic.twitter.com/LOh2jygRno
— Twitter (@twitter) July 27, 2016
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