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Wednesday 23 March 2016 9:05 am

Twitter stickers? The latest feature being tested to capture users imagination

By: Lynsey Barber

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First came gifs, but now Twitter is said to be working on another new visually stimulating feature – this time, it's stickers.

The social network is considering letting users edit photos with the addition of "sticker" images such as hearts to add a bit of personalisation. It could also suggest images to post and show how pictures have been changed by other users.

Read more: Twitter 10-year birthday: A short history of Twitter and where is right now at 10

According to Re/Code, which first reported the story, the feature is being tested among select users and it's experimenting with different names – Stamptags, Taptags and Stickits.

A similar feature on Facebook lets people add smiley faces and other images to photos before they are posted.

Stickers is the latest in a string of innovations designed to increase Twitter's flagging user growth.

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