YouTube shorts take Tiktok with new tools to create

As YouTube Shorts continues to compete with Tiktok, the platform announces new forthcoming features to help creators publish short -shape -shaped busy videos.

Creators will access an improved video editor, the ability to generate AI stickers, a feature that synchronizes content with the rhythm of a song, improved templates and more.

Starting new instruments comes just days before April 5th Deadline for ban on TiktokS Given the time of the message, YouTube is probably looking for the creators of the court to its platform and takes advantage of the potential void left by Tiktok if faced with a ban in the United States.

YouTube says the new and improved video editor will allow users to easily adjust each clip, move or remove videos to create a rough version, add music or time text, and visualize their short to make sure it tells the story the way they want. YouTube plans to enter additional updates to edit in the future.

The company notes that an improved video editor was a major request from the creators of shorts.

Tiktok is known for having stable editing tools, so it makes sense to give your creators access more than the same tools. Plus this, starting an enhanced video editor is significant as Meta is said to be weeks of launching Edit application This is said that Capkut’s rivals on bytedance.

As for the new AI stickers, the creators will be able to generate custom stickers using a simple text prompt. In an example shared by YouTube, the user can generate an AI sticker of a “strong muscle plant”.

YouTube shorts will also introduce the opportunity to add image stickers to their videos. For example, creators will be able to share different equipment inspiration options by uploading photos from their camera roll and turning them into image stickers.

In addition, the creators will soon be able to choose a song and automatically align their videos with the rhythm of music. Before that, the creators would have to manually synchronize videos with songs.

The feature seems to be similar to the Capcut Beats tool, which automatically synchronizes music with videos.

YouTube will also improve templates as users will be able to download photos from their gallery and use them in templates. The company also plans to add effects to the templates. Given the popularity of the effects on Tiktok, it makes sense to explore YouTube shorts, especially since they can sometimes create trends.

The new features are expected to unfold in the coming months.