Latest about Clips for iOS
Apple has updated its iMovie and Clips apps with support for the iPhone 13's new Cinematic mode ProRes video codec.
Apple has released a new 'Ted Lasso' themed sticker pack that users can install and use in the company's iMessage and Clips app.
The new Today at Apple session, which is hosted by Jahmyra and Romain Laurent, shows attendees how to shoot and edit a looping video.
AR Spaces allow iPhone 12 Pro and iPad Pros with a LiDAR sensor cast immersive AR experiences around creators as they shoot their videos.
Apple has updated Clips for iOS with a new interface, horizontal and vertical video and support for HDR on iPhone 12.
Here's everything you need to know about the changes to the Clips app with version 2.1.1.
Clips is Apple's social video app. Now it's even more fun with Memoji and Animoji on iPhones and iPads with TrueDepth cameras.
iMovie can’t access Clips’s many awesome soundtracks — but that doesn’t mean you can’t score your project with them.
Clips lovers, rejoice! Apple has announced that there are brand new Selfie Scenes that use the TrueDepth camera system, three new filters, new stickers and labels, and more!
The Clips app is meant to let you quickly and easily slap together a social video to share with your friends and networks and today it's been made even better!
How do you save and share all the videos you make in Clips? With the Share Sheet, of course!
Clips 2.0 brings new shorcuts, a simpler interface, Star Wars-tie ins, and portrait selfie 'Scenes' to iPhone X.
Clips isn't your old a/v club's timeline editor. It's a new video sketching app from Apple that aims to give everything from your iMessage to your Insta a whole new level of lit.
How do you add Title Cards to your Clips? Quickly and easily — As long as your happy with the built-in ones.
How do you add fun filters and exciting effects to your Clips? With just a couple of taps!
How do you get video and photos into Apple's new Clips app? HOLD the big red button, and then...
