Picsart's New Spaces Feature, Lets You Collaborate With Others

Picsart launched the Spaces feature (photo: Picsart)

JAKARTA - The picsart editor photo platform presents Spaces, a new community feature that allows you to connect and be creative about things you like about other people.

"Spaces is a place for you to be the most creative yourself and find people who respect you for it. We like to think of it as a collaborative forum or group chat with your most creative friends," said Picsart in his announcement, quoted Wednesday, May 17.

On Spaces, you can browse and post content, you can also interact by liking, commenting, and continuing other people's posts. You can also suggest a new Spaces to create.

"We've empowered creators in everyone and now, we want to go further and give you not only the ability to be creative, but also share and collaborate with each other," Picsart hoped.

If you're interested in trying out the new Spaces feature from Picsart, you can try it the following way:

First, make sure you have the latest version of the Picsart. From there, you will see the Spaces icon in the upper right corner of the screen to click on. You will be able to browse and engage with content even if you are not yet a member.

To create a post, you must join Spaces. Then tap the bar at the bottom of the screen labeled for posts, then click the image library icon on the left. This will open your camera rollers and allow you to select images to send. You also have the option to post directly from your Pixart editor or profile.

The rest tap the heart icon to like posts, tap the message icon to comment and tap the Remix button to continue editing and repeat other users' posts.

You can also press three small points at the top right of the post to report it, helping us keep the community fun, safe, and polite.

Currently, the new Spaces feature is rolling out to all iOS, Android, and Web users in the US, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia for both standard and Gold members. Picsart promised to bring this feature to more users soon.