Twitter Can Now Upload Long Videos Up To 2 Hours

Android version of Twitter Blue, they can only upload videos up to 10 minutes long. (photo: dock. twitter)

JAKARTA - Twitter has again attracted the interest of its users to subscribe to Twitter Blue, by presenting the ability to upload videos for up to 2 hours.

Twitter Blue Verified subscribers can now upload 2 hour videos (8GB)!

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 18, 2023

Twitter Blue Verified subscribers can now upload 2 hours of videos (8GB)!

"Customers can upload videos up to 2 hours (1080p) on Twitter.com and Twitter for iOS," Twitter said in its official blog, quoted Friday, May 19.

As for Android version of Twitter Blue subscribers, they can only upload up to 10 minutes of videos.

However, if you don't subscribe to Twitter Blue, users can still upload up to 140 seconds of video, both on iOS and Android.

Twitter stated, there is no limit on the number of videos that can be uploaded, although all videos have a maximum length.

"We are trying to maintain the video quality as high as possible for all videos uploaded to our platform. However, we can change or adapt your original videos to distribution, syndicate, publication, or broadcast by us and our partners and/or make changes to adapt them to different media," Twitter said.

"This includes changing the original video bit resolution and speed when streaming based on the speed and stability of viewers' internet connections," he added.

Untuk mengunggah video berdurasi hingga dua jam, pengguna dapat melalui Twitter versi website atau di iPhone, gunakan kotak tulis, atau klik tombol Tweet.

Then, click the gallery button, select the video file stored on the device and click Open. The video must be 1080p resolution and 8GB or smaller file size.

Next, complete the message and click Tweet to share Tweets and videos. If you experience problems uploading a long video, Twitter recommends checking the internet connection and making sure it is stable to support the upload process.

Make sure the customer also uses a supported web and device browser. Check file sizes and video formats to make sure they meet the requirements to be uploaded to the platform owned by billionaire Elon Musk.