Aware of the difference six seconds could make, Twitter's video app Vine has rolled out new tools that allow users to edit their six-second posts.
In a blog post, Twitter said it is giving the Vine camera the "Sessions" and "Time Travel" tools that let users maintain multiple posts in progress.
"With these new features, you can maintain multiple posts in progress over time and edit your posts before you share them," said Vine iOS director Ben Sheats.
Users can now download the update from Apple's App Store and Android's Google Play, he added.
"We think these features offer new ways for people to express themselves and their creativity. We hope you like them," he said.
Sheats said the Sessions feature allows users to save any post and come back to it later. Users can work on up to 10 posts at once, he added.
To use the tool, users can tap the new icon in the bottom right corner of the camera "to save a new session or open an existing one."
On the other hand, the Time Travel feature allows users to "remove, reorganize or replace any shot within a post before you share it."
Sheats said users can tap the green bar from the camera while they are shooting, or tap "Edit" when they are previewing a post. — TJD, GMA News
source: gmanetwork.com
