WhatsApp is bringing some exciting updates for its mobile users, enhancing the photo sharing journey and offering more editing capabilities for Windows audience. One of the major updates is the introduction of high-definition (HD) photo sharing.
With this feature, WhatsApp users on the testing versions of iOS and Android can now share their favourite moments with exceptional clarity and detail. HD images offer a higher resolution, ensuring that every pixel of their cherished memories is preserved.
Currently, WhatsApp compressed images to reduce their size for efficient transmission. While this helped save data and storage space, it sometimes compromised the visual quality. The launch of HD photo sending addresses this concern, enabling people to maintain the original quality of their media files when sending them to friends and family. To make use of this feature, people need to be part of the testing program of the platform on either versions. Currently users can send images (particularly when sending PNG formats) as Attachments if they don't want them to get compressed. But, hopefully soon Meta-owned platform will help users save some time by letting them send uncompressed or low quality images with its new feature.
On the other hand, as per WBI, developers have also added a handy tool for testing audience of Windows variant. The freshest changes adds a cropping option to the drawing editor, that offers increased flexibility and convenience when editing media.
Whether they want to focus on a specific area or remove unwanted elements from a picture, the feature allows the clients to easily adjust the composition of their content . The drawing feature, which was introduced earlier, lets consumers add doodles, text, and stickers to images before sending them out.
With the recent additions, audiences can further refine their edits and create captivating visuals right on the platform.
To access these features, Windows clients need to join the testing programme for Windows. WhatsApp’s continuous efforts to enhance its elements demonstrate its commitment to providing a seamless and enjoyable messaging journey.
With the introduction of HD photo sending and the cropping option, the platform aims to empower users with more creative options and ensure that their memories are shared in the best possible quality. As these features are currently in the early testing phase and have already been released as a pilot version to the testing audience, they will likely undergo further refinements based on user feedback before being rolled out to the stable versions of WhatsApp globally.
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With this feature, WhatsApp users on the testing versions of iOS and Android can now share their favourite moments with exceptional clarity and detail. HD images offer a higher resolution, ensuring that every pixel of their cherished memories is preserved.
Currently, WhatsApp compressed images to reduce their size for efficient transmission. While this helped save data and storage space, it sometimes compromised the visual quality. The launch of HD photo sending addresses this concern, enabling people to maintain the original quality of their media files when sending them to friends and family. To make use of this feature, people need to be part of the testing program of the platform on either versions. Currently users can send images (particularly when sending PNG formats) as Attachments if they don't want them to get compressed. But, hopefully soon Meta-owned platform will help users save some time by letting them send uncompressed or low quality images with its new feature.
On the other hand, as per WBI, developers have also added a handy tool for testing audience of Windows variant. The freshest changes adds a cropping option to the drawing editor, that offers increased flexibility and convenience when editing media.
Whether they want to focus on a specific area or remove unwanted elements from a picture, the feature allows the clients to easily adjust the composition of their content . The drawing feature, which was introduced earlier, lets consumers add doodles, text, and stickers to images before sending them out.
With the recent additions, audiences can further refine their edits and create captivating visuals right on the platform.
To access these features, Windows clients need to join the testing programme for Windows. WhatsApp’s continuous efforts to enhance its elements demonstrate its commitment to providing a seamless and enjoyable messaging journey.
With the introduction of HD photo sending and the cropping option, the platform aims to empower users with more creative options and ensure that their memories are shared in the best possible quality. As these features are currently in the early testing phase and have already been released as a pilot version to the testing audience, they will likely undergo further refinements based on user feedback before being rolled out to the stable versions of WhatsApp globally.
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