Snapchat has launched a new feature called Quick Cut for iOS users, designed to make video creation faster and easier. This tool uses Snapchat’s Lens technology to turn multiple Memories or Camera Roll clips into a beat‑synced video ready to share, all within the app.
Quick and Easy Video Creation
The main appeal of Quick Cut is its speed. Users can select multiple photos or clips from their Memories or Camera Roll, and Snapchat will generate an instant preview of the edited video. This eliminates the need for a lengthy manual editing process, allowing users to create shareable content quickly.
Customizable and Social
Quick Cut automatically applies a track from Snapchat’s Sounds library and syncs it to the selected clips. Users can customize their videos by browsing the Lens carousel or choosing a different track from the Sounds pill. Additionally, if users see a Quick Cut creation they like, they can unlock the experience and insert their own media into the same style of edit.
iOS First, Android Coming Soon
For now, Quick Cut is only available on iOS. Snapchat has announced that Android support is coming “soon,” but has not provided a specific release date or rollout schedule. Android users will need to wait for updates to see when this feature becomes available.
Part of a Bigger Push for In‑App Creation
Quick Cut is part of Snapchat’s broader effort to make in‑app creation more accessible. The company also highlights Timeline Editor, now available in Director Mode, as another tool to simplify the editing process within Snapchat.
If you’re an iPhone user, update your Snapchat app and check Memories or your Camera Roll to see if Quick Cut has arrived for you. Android users should keep an eye on app updates for the feature’s release.
