Yesterday, Twitter announced that users on its platforms will now be able to upload videos that are as long as 140 secs.
Social media network increases video limit to 140 seconds
Previously, the video upload limit on the social network was 30 secs.
A portrait of the Twitter logo in Ventura, California December 21, 2013. REUTERS/Eric Thayer
Previously, the video upload limit on the social network was 30 secs. That company also announced that select publishers will still be able to upload videos that are up to 10 minutes long via its professional publisher tools.
This change is one of many that Twitter has implemented in the past few months as it continues to push for an increase in its stagnated user growth.
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With the new video limit, Twitter expects to drive better engagement on the platform and hopefully entice new users.
Similarly, Twitter also announced that Vine, the six-second video platform which it owns, will also be a beneficiary of the 140 second video limit feature.
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