ALT Hypothetical Plant Lovers Community feed from a member perspective on an Android phone

ALT After you join a Community, the Tweet Composer will have a 'Choose Audience' option that will allow you to Tweet into the Community of your choice

ALT A phone on a yellow background showing the Twitter for Professionals setting page that reads, "Welcome to Twitter for Professionals. Now you can access more tools to better connect with your audience and grow your brand." Below that it has a menu of options to select like "Customize your profile," "Explore Profile Spotlights," and "Pick Topics to follow."

ALT A phone on a yellow background open on a creator's profile. Below the bio section it shows their Community Spotlight of their Community "Design Twitter."

ALT Tab to Communities and you'll see the search button on the top right (magnifying glass icon). Tab that button to search through Communities.

ALT Once you are in the Search bar, type in your keywords to search Communities. In this example, the person types "music" and you see 5 Communities listed with the keyword "music" in the title.

ALT Preview of the Communities Search function on iOS. Users on iOS can now search Communities by tapping the search icon at the top right of the Communities tab.

ALT Visual of the new Request to Join Communities feature on iOS and Web. Potential members can click "Ask to join" on a restricted Community and Admins and Moderators have the ability to approve or deny the request.

ALT A mock-up of the new discovery feature rolling out to some users on the Communities Tab.

ALT Person with over a dozen phones hooked up to their bicycle looking at different Communities.

ALT when you're in a Community, you can share a Community by tab the button to share, copy link, or invite members

ALT Bubbles from The Powerpuff Girls looking sweet and innocent.

ALT Mock-up of hashtags populated in the Retro Gaming Community.

ALT Meme of a cat trying to squeeze through a door.

ALT Kermit the frog staring out the window on a rainy day.

ALT A Community Space titled "Justice for audiobook fans" from the view of a non-member. A label at the bottom reads, "Only Community members can reply" with an "Ask to join" button.

ALT Preview of the pin Community Tweet function on mobile. Mods and admins can now pin their own Community Tweet on web. Mods and admins can tab the dropdown on the right of the Community Tweet and pin to the Community.

ALT a meme of Kermit laying on the floor, waiting patiently and looking at his laptop

ALT Meme of small dog in a hoodie tucked into cozy bed.

ALT Admins can change the membership type of their Communities by accessing the Admin Tools on Web/

ALT Gary from Spongebob Squarepants looking messy.

ALT Gary from Spongebob Squarepants as a scholar.

ALT Mock-up of the Communities Tab experiment that displays Communities in a list view.

ALT meme of a Kermit the Frog puppet reading a manual called, "How To Hug Someone Through the Internet"

ALT A mock-up showing where to find the Delete Community button under Community Settings.

ALT in order to change the rules of the Community, mods on iOS can tab to Admin Tools, tab Rules, tab Edit. Mods can tab Reorder rules, add rules, or edit existing rules.

ALT Preview of the ability to view Communities timeline by sorting Tweets by For you (most relevant to you) or Latest (most recent). First screen shows the Dogs of Twitter Community where you can tab the toggle button. Once you tab the toggle button, you can sort Tweets in the Community by For You or Latest.

ALT a concept of how membership types would work: Open: everyone can discover, join, and Tweet in your Community. Invite-only: everyone can discover your Community. To join, people must be invited by a member or moderator. By request: everyone can discover your Community. To join, people must submit a request or be invited by a moderator.

ALT Meme from the 2002 hit film "Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams"

ALT Admins now have the ability to change the theme of their Community on web by accessing Community Settings.

ALT In order to see which Community your replies or mentions are from, go to your Notifications and tab Mentions. If someone replies to you or mentions you in a Community, that Community name will show up on the upper corner of the Tweet.

ALT Meme of a cat smiling next to a big waffle. The waffle is labeled, "your Tweet popping off in the Community." The cat is labeled, "you"