Users can now tweet with 4,000 characters on Twitter Blue

Now that tweets can be up to 4,000 characters long, Twitter Blue subscribers can escape multi-tweet threads, which have taken over the social network due to their restrictions. Elon Musk, the platform's Chief Twit, has long made a commitment to provide character expansion. He knows how frustrating it is for people because he only occasionally uses Twitter to express what is on his mind. Finally, that day has arrived. According to a report, Twitter Blue users in the US can now use the significantly increased character limit for tweets. Non-subscribers to Twitter were previously limited to tweets of 280 characters, but Blue subscribers are now able to post articles with 4,000 characters or more. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="875"] Image credit- Engadget[/caption] Musk has now given users of the social media behemoth another reason to sign up for its premium subscription. So if the verification with the blue checkmark fell short of your expectations, this might be it. As long as they don't exceed 4,000 characters, the increased character limit for paid users should allow them to avoid multi-tweet threads. Also read: Twitter 2.0: Elon Musk to Replace the Existing 280-Character Limit with 1,000-Character Long-Form Tweets? However, it is important to keep in mind that some platform features become inoperable if you exceed the standard character limit of 280. To be more specific, the draughts feature has not yet supported these longer tweets. You might then wish to save it elsewhere by copying and pasting it. In addition to the missing draughts option, the schedule button also skips. You can manually upload it later if you want to. That is how it currently operates. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Image credit- Sky News[/caption] It is unknown if the social media behemoth intends to add similar options to tweets with 4,000 characters any time soon. These functionalities, however, are currently only available for tweets that are no longer than 280 characters. The news source points out that Musk has previously hinted about the introduction of increased tweet character restrictions. The multibillionaire businessman added that there would be additional long-form features soon, including formatting tools that let users modify the font size or bold some words. According to the reports, the Blue service begins at $8 a month or $11 for iOS and Android users.