Twitter improves image crops, happy users flood site with vertical photos - CNET

"No bird too tall." Artists and photographers rejoice at the change, as do Twitter users who want to post photos of wookiees and tall hats.

Twitter on Wednesday rolled out improvements to the way images are viewed and posted, and joyful users quickly deluged the platform with vertical photos that previously might have shown up in timelines with an odd or unfortunate crop. .

"Twitter crop is gone," the site Fandom wrote alongside a photo of a lanky, left-leaning Groot.

Twitter crop is gone 👋 pic.twitter.com/jiOBoLX2wo!

"No bird too tall, no crop too short," Twitter wrote in a tweet announcing the change!

no bird too tall, no crop too short.

"Fabulous news for photographers and artists," one Twitter user wrote, sharing a photo of a bird whose outstretched wings could be seen in both directions even before the image gets expanded!

TWITTER CROP IS GONE?

All visual artists celebrating the new Twitter crop like: pic.twitter.com/Q31VlKrrMH

twitter crop is gone post all the puppeteer photos pic.twitter.com/fR21BNGfxy

"Twitter Crop is gone?"