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| Snap announces the Story Studio app |
Snap wants to be the company people think of when they want to edit the video on their phones. At its annual partner summit, Snap announced a new iOS app that could help achieve this goal: Story Studio.
The app provides users with specially designed editing tools for portable or portrait videos. Story Studio pulls data from Snapchat, and the Spotlight feature helps people understand how they work and how they work.
Focusing on content creators, this new app gives them a variety of editing tools to help them make the content as professional as possible.
There are still tools for editing Snapchat stories. However, if you want to create content for Spotlight or if you are the star of a shot, you may need more powerful editing tools, such as: so that multiple story creators can edit their stories on one computer.
However, many content creators want to do this over the phone, which is why there aren't many powerful video editing tools out there. However, the company released a new app that works better with Snapchat.
Story Studio allows you to display popular content on Snapchat, including sounds, themes, and clips. This allows you to remix popular content and create your own.
Story Studio allows you to crop photos with advanced frame editing, add titles, posters, and other visuals, take advantage of the company's licensed list of music, and the ability to save and edit projects later.
After finishing editing, you can share the video on Snapchat. You can use it to post a story or video to Spotlight.
Story Studio can also be used with other platforms. You can save the project or export the video to other applications on your phone.
It is important to note that the content created in Story Studio does not contain a watermark. If the content is published on other platforms, the algorithm does not reduce reach.
Story Studio will be released later this year and is currently only available for iOS.
In addition to Story Studio, the company released a web version of Spotlight. Even when browsing the internet on a desktop computer, users can view Spotlight content without needing to run Snapchat.
Creators can upload videos to Spotlight from Google Chrome or Apple Safari.