By Victoria Woollaston and Mark Prigg Twitter has rolled out its controversial new redesign for all users. Despite months of complaints from users about how alike Twitter and Facebook are becoming, the blogging site is powering on with its changes. Under its latest redesign, users can now highlight, or 'pin', tweets to the top of their profile, add larger profile pictures and customise their header images. Scroll down for video As part of its latest redesign, Twitter users can now pin tweets to the top of their profile, add larger profile pictures, and customise their header images. Tweets that have received the most retweets or interactions now appear larger on a person's profile. Michelle Obama's Twitter account pictured features the new look
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Redesign adds larger profile pictures and customisable header images
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Users can now pin specific tweets to the top of their profile
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This is similar to Facebook's Highlight tool that lets users promote posts
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Popular tweets - in terms of retweets or interactions - now appear larger
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Twitter has added filters to control what kind of tweets appear, including tweets with photos and tweets with replies
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Features are among the latest design tweaks that began in 2012
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The site has been criticised for copying a number of Facebook features
Earlier this year, Twitter rolled out the new design to select users and it was criticised for closely resembling how @placeholder profiles look.