The Vine social media app that allowed users to create and share six-second looping videos was a sensation when it launched in 2013. But although the app was shut down by its parent company Twitter in 2017 and has since been replaced by several other video-sharing platforms, it left behind legions of diehard fans who are still keen to revisit their favorite clips.
The latest update to the Vine app makes it easier than ever for users to upload old vines. Users can easily access the app's video camera interface, tap the screen to record a video, and then press the pause button to check how much time they have left before their vine is over. The app also allows users to select a photo or video from their device and use various tools, including overlays, filters, and other editing features, to perfect the final product.
After recording a Vine, users can share it on their social media accounts by tapping the sharing icon at the bottom of the interface. The app will then show a list of available options, and users can select the option to share their video on Facebook or Instagram. Depending on the platform selected, users will then be instructed to follow instructions based on that specific service. If sharing on Twitter, for instance, users will be asked to compose a post and include a caption before they can proceed with the posting.
