Meta recently released a new video editing application for creators called Edyta. The new application has been designed to compete with Capcut Byedane, a popular video editing application with short forms used by many creators.
Meta for the first time shared that he was working on editions in January after the removal of Capcut belonging to Byedance from American applications stores, when the ban on Tiktok entered into force for a moment. Although the application has returned to the internet since then and is available to download, the future Tiktok in the US remains uncertain, so the finish line is ready to use the possible lack of captut in the future thanks to the new editing application.
We have created this guide to lead you through the application and various functions it offers, and we present a review of how it compares with Capcut.
How to start with application
Edyta is available for download on both iOS AND Android. After downloading and opening it, you will be asked to log in using an Instagram account.
From there you will see five main cards: ideas, inspiration, projects, record and observations. The ideas card offers creators a space to note ideas for new films and save a roll in the collection, and the inspiration card contains the center of discovering popular audio and other popular drums.
The project card is a place where developers can store and visit the films they currently now. This card also consists in the fact that the creators can send movies from the phone's roll. The Record card allows developers to start filming video content as part of the editing. Finally, the INSIGHTS tab reviews how their content operates, undergoing indicators such as views, coverage and number of followers.
Green screen: Replace and edit the background of your movies with one touch.
Timeline: Place and adjust the clips thoroughly.
Signatures: Add automatic signatures to your films in many languages.
Audio Library: Add music from the Instagram library to your films.
Cuttings: Insulate specific objects with precise tracking.
Animate: Change static images into movies using artificial intelligence.
Apply all: Apply filters, effects, transitions and corrections of all clips at the same time.
Time framework number sector: Convert your video to the desired number of frames to increase the smoothness of playback.
Alignment guides: Make sure viewers can see the important parts of your film after publishing and putting the text, emoji or other elements carefully.
Defeat the markers: Add automatic rhythm markers to help you level the clips, SMS and audio overlays during editing.
Filters: Choose 30 different filter options to add a unique appearance of the movies.
Passages: Choose 30 different transitions to connect various video clips in a trouble -free way.
What is the different editions from Capcut?
While both editions and CapCut are great options for editing short films, there are some differences between these two services.
Capcut offers more solid editing options, including AI functions than editions. Of course, this can be expected because the editions are much newer than Capcut. The finish line will probably continue to build editions in the coming months and years, so we can expect more advanced functionality in the future. It is also worth noting that Capcut has a more extensive music library compared to editing.
Another difference is the fact that the editions currently do not have a subscription offer (for now), but CapCut Yes. While Capcut offers a free version, some of the advanced tools are closed behind a paid subscription. Edyta is free, but it will probably change in the future as an Instagram head Adam Mosseri stated Later versions of the edition may contain paid functions.
In addition, while CapCut is available on the Internet, Edyta is only mobile. However, this may change in the future.
