Facebook is extending the maximum length of Reels to 90 seconds, up from 60. Other new features include a way to automatically sync and align motion with the beat of a song.

Facebook announced on Tuesday that all videos on its platform will soon be shared as reels, regardless of their length or orientation.

Facebook’s TikTok clone is no longer just for Instagram. As of today, the social network is officially bringing Reels to the main Facebook app. With the change, users can create Reels directly ...

Instagram Reels added support for 60-second videos last year, up from 30 seconds, and now Facebook Reels will do the same. The other features, Drafts and Video Clipping, are still coming soon.

Facebook is doing more imitation in what’s sincerest form of flattery to the massively popular TikTok app, which now has 1 billion monthly users. A little more than a year after the launch of ...

To entice influencers to focus on Reels, the company will offer a new payment bonus to some creators who publish videos on Facebook or Instagram, where Reels first launched in August 2020. For now ...

Meta is giving creators and marketers new capabilities to create Facebook Reels from their Memories, sync a video’s motion with the beat of a song and more.

Reels on Facebook offers music, audio and video effects to make short-form content more accessible on the legacy platform. You can find Facebook Reels in the News Feed or through the Groups tab.

New ways to personalize Reels. Facebook is attempting to offer users more control over the reels they see across the app, similar to other personalization tools on the platform.

Meta is making a change to how sharing videos works on Facebook. Right now, you can share videos as a video from the post composer or as a reel, and both have different sharing workflows. In “the ...

Facebook is launching its short video feature Reels to more than 150 countries, its owner Meta Platforms said on Tuesday, in a move to expand its fastest growing content format.