Keep your iPhone charged to shoot a short movie video with Clips- Apple’s streamlined update to its iMovie to assist you create a video with filters and text overlays. If you have some scattered clips in your camera roll here and there then get a buzz out of merging all those clips to form a new short movie with ease unlike other complicated video editing tools.
Further, Clips supports video recordings, still snaps and edit of those with text, filters, emojis, titles, captions, and bubbles to make the recording more engaging. The iOS app developers make this app more functional with live title support- just imagine, now you can dictate all those words you need to put in the video either as a title or a caption and the app will obey your command with its speech-to-text transcription feature. To make your recordings livelier, Apple’s Clips supports sound track and animation that lets you add music and animation to your videos. This iOS app development company claims that- Clips’s live title feature supports 36 different languages for user convenience.
If you are a social media buff, Apple’s Clip is the cool thing in the market. To make Clips more pronounced in the market, the mobile app developers put some uniqueness in this app. Unlike Snapchat and Istagram, Clips lets you share your creation, the video makeover with the external social platform including- Facebook, Istagram, YouTube, Vimeo and iMessage. The interesting feature is that- Clips has face recognition property to detect your iMessage contacts if any in the video and can share the video to those contacts through iMessage.
Clips is a free app, available in your app store but is available only for iOS 10.3 devices including iPhone 5s and up, 9.7 inch iPad, iPad Air and pro model, iPad mini and 6th generation iPod touch.
