Facebook Launches Animated GIFs Option In Users' News Feed

The new GIF styled News Feed that is soon going to be updated by the social networking site is sure to interest the users.

According to the most recent news about the social networking site, Facebook was seen to plan the launch of new interesting GIFs in the News Feed on the social media site which will provide a whole new platform for the users to enjoy as now their interaction with their friends will be becoming all the more exciting. As per a spokesperson of the media company, it was announced that with the help of the updated GIFs, the users will be able to be more expressive with their views and moods on the networking platform now and this in return will make the experience quite a lot of fun for them.

In a recent press release, Facebook was seen to announce that from now onwards it will be adopting the GIF style on the feed that appears on the homepage of the users. These animations will in return be improving the way the user’s home looks like, as it will also be upgrading the look to a more graphic dominated page than before. On the other hand, it has also been released that the firm will be incorporating this new feature gradually which is why all the users will not be able to view such changes on their news feed. The media company is still working to fully establish this on its network base, therefore, all the users will not be able to view the changes all at once.

The fact that Facebook has agreed to adopt the GIF style for its social networking site has turned out to be a surprise for the analysts and it is has been taken as an important step taken by the company. This is being said because previously, the media firm had refused to adopt the graphic style news feed for its users, dismissing the suggestion saying that it will be making the media website too chaotic.

Keeping in mind the past of Facebook, it can easily be seen that the firm has always paid more attention to its video streaming option more than it ever gave to GIFs. Two years back, the networking company was seen to release auto-playing videos along its web content and the support it launched for those videos did not make the management of the social networking firm accept the interference of GIFs to improve the features.

For users who wish to try this feature on their Facebook homepages, all they have to do is put a link from any graphically oriented website into their status bar and post it. This would help the graphic content to appear on their personal profiles without a glitch.