On Monday, head of Instagram Adam Mosseri announced that the company has been developing a new video editing app called Edits that will be help creators brainstorm and edit videos. Despite Mosseri's claim that Edits will be "more than a video editing app,

Instagram on Sunday rolled out Edits, a video-editing product that appeared similar to CapCut, which is owned by TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance.

Thanks to advancements in AI technology, tools like the best AI video generator have transformed the video editing process, making it easier than ever to create stunning visuals. But how do you choose the perfect TikTok video editor?

Update: CapCut, Marvel Snap and other ByteDance apps have returned to the US (at least for now). They may still be banned if a sale doesn't go through again but for the meantime you can enjoy CapCut and forget all about Instagram's upcoiming Edits app. The original story continues below.

On the same day that TikTok was banned for several hours, Instagram announced a new video editing app named Edits.

Instagram launched its own video editing app for phones which is called “Edits”. Here’s how it will benefit smartphone users and content creators.

Meta is launching a new video editing app called Edit that will be available on both Android and iOS. Interestingly, the app has a lot of resemblance to CapCut, a video editor by ByteDance.