Let’s look at how you can add one-time sensitive content warnings to your tweets, both on your mobile and on the web.

Twitter Rolls Out Its One-Time Sensitive Content Warning Feature to All Users

Twitter is letting you add one-time sensitive content warnings to your tweets before publishing them. Twitter tested the feature in 2021 and is now rolling it out to all users on iOS, Android, and the web.

When you add a one-time sensitive content warning to your tweets, Twitter will show that warning to the people viewing your tweet so that they can avoid content they don’t want to see or engage with.

One-time sensitive content warnings you can add to your tweets include warnings for violence, nudity, and other sensitive content. Twitter lets you add content warnings to your tweets in the drafting stage.

How to Add One-Time Sensitive Content Warnings to Your Tweets on Mobile

Here’s how you can give your tweets content warnings from your phone:

Open the Twitter app on your phone. Tap the plus icon in the bottom-right corner and select Tweet to draft a tweet. Upload your media of choice by either tapping the camera icon to take a photo or video, tapping one of your recent media in the slide, or tapping the photo icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Now tap the photo or video you’ve uploaded to pull up the editing options. Tap the flag icon in the bottom-right of the screen, then select from Nudity, Violence, and Sensitive. You can also select up to all warnings if applicable. Twitter will then will show you a preview of the warning as it will appear to other users. Tap Done, followed by Save, and then Tweet—all in the top-right corner of your screen—to publish your tweet.

After you publish your tweet, anyone who comes across it will see the warning, along with the option to tap Show if they want to view the tweet.

How to Add One-Time Sensitive Content Warnings to Your Tweets on the Web

Here’s how you can give your tweet a content warning on the web:

Log into Twitter on your browser of choice. Click on the Tweet button in the bottom-left of the screen. Choose the photo icon in the bottom-left corner of the tweet window, and then select the photo or video you want to upload from your computer. Click on your photo or video, then click on the flag icon in the top-right of the screen. Select from Nudity, Violence, and Sensitive by checking the box to the right of each option. As with on your phone, you can select more than one content warning. Now click on Save in the top-right corner of the tweet window. When you’re ready to publish the tweet, click on Tweet in the bottom-right corner of the tweet window.

Like before, anyone who comes across your tweet will see the warning, along with the option to tap Show if they want to view the tweet.

Twitter Is Helping Users Avoid Sensitive Content

By giving you the ability to add a one-time sensitive content warning to your tweets, Twitter is helping users steer clear of content that might otherwise upset or offend them.

Not only can you help create a pleasant Twitter experience for your fellow users, but you can also avoid sensitive content that other people tweet.