Undo send button to badges, these could be the features on Twitter's paid subscription model

More features expected on Twitter's paid platform include custom colours, advanced analytics and auto responses.

Twitter may start testing its paid subscription model this year. (REUTERS)

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey last month said that the company is looking at a paid subscription model as its ad business dropped. Twitter is considering a bunch of new features such as an ‘undo send' button, different font colours, badges and more for its paid platform.

These features are a part of Twitter's survey to users for its new paid model. The survey was shared by Twitter users WFBrother listing the new features. Users who get access to the survey, first spotted by TechCrunch, have to select least or most important for each feature. Based on this, here are the features that could arrive with Twitter's paid platform.

Undo send button: Twitter may never get an edit button but this one gives the user a 30-second window to recall or withdraw a tweet.

Custom colours: With this feature, users will be able to change the fonts and theme colours of Twitter. This will change the background colour, mentions, hashtags and icon in the colour chosen by the user.

Videos: Twitter's paid membership will allow users to publish videos up to 5x longer than what's allowed now. The resolution will also increase to 8192 x 8192 pixels.

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Badges: Badges will link the user to the businesses they own or work for. For example, a journalist can add a badge of the magazine they write for. Users can add more than one badge to their profile.

Auto responses: As the name suggests, this feature will set automated responses that can be sent in replies. On Twitter's paid platform, users will be able to write and set a menu of auto responses.

Advanced analytics: Twitter users on its paid platform will have access to advanced analytics such as the best time to post and best length, audience demographics and more.

These are the possible features that may arrive with Twitter's paid subscription model. Twitter hasn't revealed yet when it plans to launch the paid subscription service. But Dorsey said that there could be some tests conducted this year.