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Instagram has released a new and exciting update for its short-video editing app, 'Edits'. The app now supports bilingual captions in 15 different languages. This means that the captions on your Reels will automatically translate into another language, making it easier for people both at home and abroad to understand what you're saying. Meta is continuously improving the app so that creators don't have to switch to another app.

Support for two languages ​​simultaneously
Instagram has announced this new feature on the Threads app. With this new update, creators can display captions in two languages ​​simultaneously on their videos. This feature currently supports 15 languages, including English, Hindi, Spanish, French, Korean, Japanese, as well as Indian regional languages ​​like Bengali, Gujarati, and Kannada. Now, you won't need to rely on a third-party app to write or translate subtitles for your videos.

Video editing just got more fun
In addition to bilingual captions, the Instagram Edits app has also added some new creative tools. Users can now enhance their videos by using "overlays." It also features "clip locking," ensuring that important clips don't move during editing. Furthermore, Instagram has also added "seasonal sound effects" to keep the summer season in mind, giving your reels a fresh and new vibe.

4K video and no watermark
Meta entered the video editing world last January with the launch of the "Edits" app. This app is quite popular among creators because it's completely free. With this app, users can perform professional editing with single-frame accuracy. Best of all, videos up to 10 minutes long can be exported in crisp 4K quality without any watermark, which sets it apart from other apps.

The company is soon adding a new 'AI Assistant' to the app. This AI assistant will analyze your Instagram account's performance data and tell you why videos worked and which ones flopped. It will also recommend new content ideas and trending audio. Furthermore, due to high demand from creators, a desktop version of Instagram Edits is also coming, allowing people to easily sync and edit on a larger screen.

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