Today, we’re moving from Threads.net to Threads.com and introducing updates that improve the desktop experience. Whether you’re a creator or a casual Threads user, these improvements make it even easier to share fresh perspectives and be part of the communities you love.
What’s new:
- When using a single column view on web, you can now see your custom feeds at the top of the web page, in the same order as they appear on mobile.
- You can access liked and saved posts through the main menu icon, so you can easily revisit conversations that stand out to you.
- Add a column by clicking the new column icon on the right-hand side of the screen for a faster way to customize your display.
- Copy a Threads post as an image, instead of using a screenshot, so you can include them in posts on Instagram and other apps.
- Click the “+” button in the bottom right corner of the screen to reveal a pop up composer that follows you as you scroll your feeds, allowing you to post whenever something inspires you.
- We’re testing a new feature that allows you to upload the list of people you follow on other apps to Threads, starting with X. This makes it easier to quickly connect with people who have a presence on multiple platforms, while helping creators grow their audience on Threads.
We first launched Threads on web as threads.net in August 2023, starting with a basic experience that allowed you to post, view your feed and interact with other people’s posts. We quickly added more functionalities to bring web to parity with the mobile experience.
Since then, we’ve made significant strides in enhancing the Threads web experience. In May 2024, we introduced a multi-column layout that allows you to customize your display.
Threads web lets you keep things simple with a single column, or you can add multiple feeds, making it easy to stay on top of conversations that matter to you. Additionally, you can turn on auto-update to see new content appear in real-time.
Beyond feeds, you can also add columns for favorite searches, profiles, saved and liked posts, activity, or insights to create a personalized home. And with the ability to drag and drop columns, you can easily reorder and prioritize the content you want to see.
We’re continuing to release updates because we know Threads web is important to our growing creator community and the overall Threads experience. We’ll keep listening and improving the desktop version of Threads – and we already have more web updates coming soon.