It is unclear when the Collaborations feature will be available on Twitter, but considering that Twitter's competitors currently have such a feature, it is expected to be available in the next months.
Twitter is developing a feature that will allow two accounts to co-author a single tweet. This function will be akin to Instagram's collab tool, which allows a single post to be posted on two accounts at the same time. A reverse engineer recently discovered the functionality and published an official Twitter chat box describing how these partnerships may operate.
The functionality will allow two users to co-author a tweet, providing creators with a new option to broadcast brand collaborations, influencer campaigns, or just share credit for a post. Instagram, which is owned by Meta, has unveiled a similar function that allows two artists to split credit for a post.
Alessandro Paluzzi, a reverse engineer, revealed screenshots of how Twitter's 'Collaborations' will function. It states that you may only ask public accounts who follow you to co-author a tweet, and those accounts must also accept your request, implying that no one can compel someone to collaborate. Both users' Twitter usernames and identities will show at the top of the tweet, above the text, in co-authored tweets. The co-authored tweets are shared from both accounts once they are published.
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ℹ️ You can only invite people who have a public account and who follow you back. pic.twitter.com/rdYODJpjsd
— Alessandro Paluzzi (@alex193a)It is unclear when the Collaborations feature will be available on Twitter, but considering that Twitter's competitors currently have such a feature, it is expected to be available in the next months.
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