Apple's new clips app to stylize videos is available now

If you like to make videos, then this news will make you happy.

Apple has now launched its new Clips video-editing app for iOS on Thursday. Clips is essentially a streamlined version of iMovie for creating short mobile videos with filters and text overlays. The app also lets you stitch together several clips from your camera roll “without timelines, tracks, or complicated editing tools.”

Clips is essentially a streamlined version of iMovie for creating short mobile videos with filters and text overlays. The app also lets you stitch together several clips from your camera roll “without timelines, tracks, or complicated editing tools.”

The app also lets you stitch together several clips from your camera roll “without timelines, tracks, or complicated editing tools.”

 users will be able to record video or take photos from within the app, and then stylize them with text, filters, speech bubbles, and emoji and can also add elevator music as a soundtrack and create animated backdrops.

The standout feature in Clips is Live Titles, a speech-to-text transcription so the users can dictate what words want to be overlaid. According to Apple, Live Titles supports 36 different languages.

According to Apple, Live Titles supports 36 different languages.

After you’ve finished, video creations can be shared on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Vimeo, and iMessage. Clips also has a face recognition component, so the app will suggest iMessage contacts for you to share your video with based on who appears in it. 

Clips also has a face recognition component, so the app will suggest iMessage contacts for you to share your video with based on who appears in it. 

Clips is free, but it only works with iOS 10.3 devices, including the iPhone 5s and up, the new 9.7-inch iPad, all iPad Air and iPad Pro models, the iPad mini 2 and up, and the sixth-generation iPod Touch.