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The resources are available to support a consistent user experience in applications leveraging Twitter & sites using Web Intents. It is recommended that you store these within your own application. For more information on using these marks, consult our Display Requirements. Download current X logo assets (including various sizes and colors) directly from the official brand toolkit.

Tweet Actions

A Tweet action represents a possible action on a Tweet with an “on” state if the viewer has already completed the action. All Tweet actions are displayed with a medium grey (#AAB8C2) fill in their default state. All Tweet actions should set 50% opacity when the action is being activated by the viewer (e.g. :active CSS pseudo). The action retains the previous fill color during its pressed / activation state, switching to the “on” state after the action becomes activated. Retweet and like actions appear in an “on” state if the current viewer has performed the action. A retweeted or favorited Tweet object property set to true communicates the expected “on” display state. A retweet action is turned off if the current viewer matches the author of the Tweet. A turned off action has 30% opacity.

Reply

The reply icon opacity should be adjusted during icon activation. A reply Tweet action does not have an “on” state: a new reply is always available.

Reply Tweet action expected colors and opacity

Retweet

The retweet icon opacity should be adjusted during icon activation. The retweet icon should appear in the “on” state if the Tweet object response for the current viewer has a retweeted property set to true. An inactive Tweet action state may exist when the current viewer is the same as the Tweet author.

Retweet Tweet action expected colors and opacity

Like

The like icon opacity should be adjusted during icon activation. The like icon should appear in the “on” state if the Tweet object response for the current viewer has a favorited property set to true.

Like Tweet action expected colors and opacity