Google is preparing to discontinue the Tenor API, which will impact how users search for and share GIFs across various online platforms. The change means that GIF-picking interfaces in many apps are likely to be altered.
The Verge reports that Google plans to shut down the Tenor API. This API has been a key component enabling GIF searches within numerous applications.
According to the report, the shutdown will affect how GIFs are integrated into other platforms. Users may notice changes to the interfaces they use to select and send animated images. The exact timing of the shutdown and the extent of the impact on individual apps remain unclear.
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