Sadly, Twitter hasn’t gotten around to adding the feature, so you’ll need to call on the help of third-party websites if you want to download GIFs to your desktop or phone. GIFs have been a thing on Twitter for almost a decade, so you’d be forgiven for thinking the app would have introduced a way to save them by now. Follow the steps below to learn how to download and edit GIFs from Twitter. Thankfully, a handful of third-party websites and apps have some to the rescue. However, downloading them to share on iMessage, WhatsApp, Facebook and other apps and websites is a little trickier. If you’re looking to share a GIF with other Twitter users, the app’s Tweet GIF feature allows you to post your own Tweet with the GIF. Twitter is a site overflowing with GIFs, making it a little baffling the company would make it so hard for users to save them.
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