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How to Save a GIF From Twitter

By Matthew Lynch
September 8, 2023
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Twitter is a hub of activity and it is not uncommon to come across some hilarious or interesting GIFs from time to time. Whether you’re browsing Twitter for leisure or work, chances are you’ve stumbled upon a GIF that you want to save. Saving a GIF from Twitter may seem like an impossible task, but it’s actually quite easy. In this article, we’ll show you how to save a GIF from Twitter easily in a few simple steps.

Step 1: Find the GIF on Twitter

To save a GIF from Twitter, you must first locate it on the platform. Twitter users can post GIFs on their timelines or through replies, retweets. So, you need to find the tweet containing the GIF that you want to save.

Step 2: Click on the GIF

To see the GIF in its full size, ensure that you click on it to enlarge it. When you click on the GIF, it should start playing.

Step 3: Copy the GIF URL

To copy the GIF URL, right-click on the GIF and select the “Copy video address” option. If you are using mobile, tap and hold on the GIF and select “Share Tweet via” then tap the “Copy link to tweet” option.

Step 4: Go to the GIF Downloading Site

Now that you have copied the GIF URL, go to a GIF Downloading Site like EZGif or GIPHY. These sites allow you to download and save GIFs from Twitter for free.

Step 5: Paste the URL

Once you are on the GIF downloading site, look for the “paste link” or “Paste URL” option. Click on it, and paste the link you just copied from Twitter.

Step 6: Download the GIF

After you’ve pasted the link, click the “Create GIF” or “Download” option. The site should begin processing the video and allow you to preview the GIF. Once you are happy with the preview, click on the “Download” option, and the GIF will be saved to your device.

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