Even though Vine app was changed into a pared-down camera app just recently, those users who need to indulge in nostalgia can now see all Vines accessible on the site with the help of the company’s Vine Archive, which has now gone live on its official website.
The Vine had previously held that the company will make the previously made Vines available on the website for the users to view.
Fascinatingly, users can search for the Vines either by the year that they were uploaded or by their category. The categories stated on the site include Animals, Art, Comedy, Edits, Music & sports, Dance and Weird. Users can also pick to browse the Vines over categories Editor’s, and Playlists such as “Do It For The Vine”, “Bruh”, and others. Users can also search for their preferred Vines by searching the name of their creator’s user term in the community section.
In case browsing through the archive is not ample, Twitter itself newly started looping all videos that have a duration shorter than 6.5 seconds.
To remember, Twitter declared in last year that it would be ending its video-sharing mobile app Vine as a cost-cutting measure. There were booms that the company was seeing a sale of the service instead of interruption, but Twitter went ahead to publicizing earlier this month that it will be changing the app into the Vine Camera in January.
Vine Archive is Now Live
