Things to Know About Apple's New Clips App

This article examines Things to Know About Apple's New Clips App. It presents the main facts, practical implications, and key points in a clearer, easier-to-follow format.

You can add animation effects, filters and many other effects into the video then combine them with photos and music clips without having to use other complex editing tools. With the Clips app, Apple hopes users will use this app instead of other editing applications.

Create Video, Photo Collage, Background Music and Add Effects to Video

To create a video in the Clips app, simply press and hold the Red Record bar. You can then choose to blend your photos into different effects such as adding filters, adjusting styles or adding emoji.

The background music in the Clips app is extremely rich that can automatically adjust to match the length of the video.

The Live Title Feature Helps to Insert Subtitles for Videos

The Clips app also gives users the Live Title feature, allowing you to add subtitles with many fonts, effects to the video.

The subtitles will automatically appear to match the words in the video. You can select to adjust speech, characters, punctuation or even add Emoji to the subtitles. According to Apple, Live Titles feature will support 36 different languages.

Share Videos via Messaging Apps and Social Networks

Users can share videos via Apple's messaging app or through social networks like Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Vimeo.

When sharing videos via the in-phone messaging app, the app offers suggestions for sharing based on who appears in the video or who has shared the most clips.

After selecting the objects to share, Clips will put the video right inside the messaging application, then you just need to press the send button to share the video to all the people you have chosen.

Clips application will be available on the App Store in early April this year. Users will have to update iOS 10.3 to use this application.