Clips is an application launched by the Apple company just a few months ago, which is designed to allow the editing of photos and videos directly from the iPhone or iPad. The application has not been very intensively promoted by the Apple company until now, but despite this, Clips has so far gathered no less than 1 million monthly active users all over the world, the figure being a substantial one.
Clips is not the application that every iPhone and iPad user thinks of when it comes to editing photos and videos, but Apple is trying to change that. Today they launched some new functions for the Clips application, these aiming to make the title a bit more useful for those who constantly edit multimedia content to publish it in the various social networks on the planet.
Clips was released in version 1.1 today, and for those with iPhone and iPad, it gathers a new range of effects that can be applied over the video clips in our terminals. We are also talking here about banners, posters or overlays that are thought to borrow various elements from the worlds of Disney and Pixar, those from Apple collaborating closely with the Disney company in a variety of projects.
Clips includes new effects for editing photos and new options for editing Live Tiles, the edit button appearing automatically when they are displayed. The Clips application also has some changes aimed at improving the overall user experience, various other problems have also been solved, and the application is available for free download from the App Store.
- Customize your videos with animated Disney graphics featuring Mickey, Minnie and more
- Add Pixar graphics to your videos with characters from Toy Story and Inside Out
- Choose from dozens of new customizable text banners, overlays and posters
- Live Title edit button makes it faster and easier to edit Live Title text
- The Share button appears on the main screen when creating a video
- When adding posters and existing photos, audio is automatically muted if no speech is detected
- When the same animated overlay is added to successive clips, the animation occurs only on the first clip
- Improved stability and reliability
