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Google’s killing off Tenor GIF searches in other apps - The Verge

The Verge·30 June 2026 at 17:00·1 min read
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The GIF-picking interfaces in some of your favorite online platforms might look different going forward, as Google prepares to shut down the Tenor API.

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1Google’s killing off Tenor GIF searches in other apps - The Verge.
2The GIF-picking interfaces in some of your favorite online platforms might look different going forward, as Google prepares to shut down the Tenor API..

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30 June 2026 at 17:00
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