Guide: How to Stream Videos and Share GIFs on WhatsApp
WhatsApp has only been available to the beta testers for the past few weeks and has now made video streaming while downloading a shared video and sharing GIF features available to all users worldwide. Previously, the users could only watch the videos shared with them on WhatsApp messenger after it was downloaded, but now you can stream the video while it is downloading in the background. The video won’t download if you don’t want it to, unless your data usage settings allow the app to download video over Wi-Fi. If you have updated your WhasApp, there will be a download icon and a play in the bottom left corner of the video button in the center (as shown in the image below).
Initially, WhatsApp had one feature to turn any video into a 6 second GIF and share it with your contacts, but now you can share GIFs from the web as is and don’t have to create them yourself – although you still have the option to edit your GIFs to make. Users can now even crop the GIFs before sharing. You can make a GIF of any video by just going to the option to send a video to your contact and shorten the length of the video to six seconds or less with the scroller. Once you do that, a GIF option will appear in the top right corner of the screen. Simply tap it and send the GIF you just made.
Other Cool Features on WhatsApp
WhatsApp allows users to draw on photos they are about to send. You have to choose the photo sharing icon at the bottom right of the chat box to be able to draw. You can not only scribble but also add emojis or write on the photo as well. Another handy one feature What WhatsApp introduced on Android and iOS devices is that you can send voicemail in case someone misses or rejects your call. Once the call is declined or not answered up, you get three options to cancel the call, call back or record a voice message. The recorded message is sent to the user as a voice message in the chat.
WhatsApp has added many others features to the app, such as video calling and updates camera that allows users to click better selfies even in low light. Facebook’s messaging service already has more than a billion users and has rolled out helpful updates to the app over the year, putting other messaging services like Telegram, WeChat and the recently launched Google Allo in heavy competition. Wants to learn 21 Awesome WhatsApp Tricks, watch our video here.
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