Expect to start seeing a whole lot more GIFs on Twitter.

In partnership with Giphy and Riffsy, Twitter now lets you search for GIFs and share them without leaving the service. When you're composing a tweet or direct message, you can tap the GIF button (located next to the camera button) to search the GIF library by keyword or browse categories of different reactions, such as Happy, Dance, Mic Drop, or YOLO.

"So if you're looking for the perfect cat yawn or dance move to express exactly how you feel, just click the new GIF button," Twitter Senior Product Manager Sasank Reddy wrote in a blog post.

Twitter started rolling out the feature today, and said it should reach everyone around the world on iOS, Android, and Twitter.com "in the coming weeks." The new Twitter GIF library offers "all the GIFs you know and love," courtesy of Giphy and Riffsy, Reddy wrote.

"Giphy delivers real-time GIFs as they happen, helping to power Twitter's live commentary and conversation," Giphy Founder and CEO Alex Chung said in a statement. "Giphy's users are creating GIFs for news, entertainment, sports, and expression that can enrich tweets. We're excited to work with Twitter to make sharing these GIFs even easier."

Meanwhile, Twitter last week tweaked its timeline to show users the best tweets from people they follow — a change that has been met with some resistance. Before you freak out, know that the algorithmic timeline is optional. If you activate it, the entries Twitter thinks you're most likely to care about will appear at the top of the timeline — still in reverse chronological order. The tweets Twitter deems less important will be displayed underneath.

This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.