Today at Made on YouTube, the video site introduced a new mobile editing app called YouTube Create and a number of AI-powered features for you through the artistic process.
To “streamline the production process” of short films and videos, YouTube has announced a “new editing app for mobile creators. “When it comes to video editing, YouTube Create has features you’d expect, like trimming, trimming, and trimming, as well as speeding up and slowing down the video. The concept is to allow you to “easily mix videos, photos, and audio” with over 40 transitions for simple mixing.
Other basics include adjusting saturation and brightness, as well as applying filters and effects. Similarly, a library of emojis, stickers, and GIFs with “hundreds of animated fonts and text effects. “
As for audio, you can record a voiceover in YouTube Create, as well as:
In terms of “next-level video editing features,” YouTube touts the ability to:
During the export phase, you can do this from portrait, landscape, square, and others “for sharing in other formats,” with a direct YouTube download available with a single button.
YouTube Create today introduced a beta edition of Android in 8 countries: United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, South Korea, Indonesia, India, and Singapore. iOS is coming in 2024.
The other main progression for creators is “Dream Screen”, which allows you to create generative videos and symbol backgrounds for short films. Just write a message. It’s about deciding on creators with a wider release next year.
Other equipment includes:
AI Insights aimed to “help you generate your next concept and provide suggestions based on what you’re already watching on YouTube. “Located in the “Search” tab of channel analytics, you can search and view “Ideas for You” with the option to ask YouTube to generate a preview.
Aloud’s AI-based automatic dubbing is coming to YouTube.
Assisted search in Creator Music will allow you to “enter a description of your content and the AI will find the right music at the right price. “
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