Is Instagram’s free Edits app safe for your data?
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Meta ’s Instagram has a habit of taking over product categories one feature at a time. First, it came for photo filters, then Stories, then short video. Now, Edits, the company’s video editor, has reached desktop with a macOS release, and Instagram claims over 50 million people have used the mobile app in just over a year. So, the social network app is giving a bigger canvas.
Edits on mac comes with several features, including multi-track timeline, keyframes, colour wheels, curves, log conversion, and imports for custom LUTs and fonts. Comments have to be in English, and in full sentences. They cannot be abusive or personal. Please abide by our community guidelines for posting your comments.
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