Instagram* announced the release of a new app called Edits. The online platform isn’t available for download yet, but you can pre-order it from the App Store for iOS. This feature will appear on Android later. Estimated release date is March 13.
The announcement of the program’s launch came on the same day CupCut was blocked in the United States. On the Internet, Edits are called the future replacement of the broken editor. The alleged reason is that the service belongs to ByteDance, the company that owns TikTok. The Chinese conglomerate is under close scrutiny by US authorities due to national security concerns.
We’re sure you’re wondering how to use the Edits online platform. Let’s talk about how the application works.
Functions
Capture up to 10 minutes of video with the camera inside the app. The quality of videos uploaded to Instagram* will be 1080p.
Edit videos on your smartphone and save your ideas for other videos you can publish later. Edits includes all the tools you need to create content.
Save videos to your phone without watermark and share them on any platform you want.
Get the results you want with camera settings: resolution, frame rate, dynamic range, advanced flash and zoom controls.
Bring your images to life with artificial intelligence-powered animation.
Change the background using green screen or overlay.
Use different fonts, voice and sound effects, filters, stickers and much more.
Enhance your voice to make sounds clearer. Remove background noise.
Automatically create subtitles and customize their appearance on videos.
Features
View statistics on published videos and analytics on account engagement.
Plan your next videos based on what your audience likes.
Now you can easily find out what affects the popularity of a video.
Download and install for free.
Let us remind you that we talked about replacing TikTok before. The app was blocked on January 19 but was later revived. But worried users began downloading RedNote in droves.
*Social networking is prohibited in the Russian Federation. By court decision dated March 21, 2022, Meta was recognized as an extremist organization on the territory of the Russian Federation.
Source: People Talk
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