Apple has essentially discontinued Clips, its video-editing app designed to allow users to combine video clips, images, and ...

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As of October 10, Clips is no longer available for new users to download, according to a support page on the Apple website.

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As of October 10th Clips will no longer receive updates and won’t be available to download from the App Store.

A note on the Clips support page announced that Apple is ending updates for the app, and it won't be available for new users.

Clips, Apple's compact video editing app for iPhone, has been killed off by the company, eight years after its launch.

Apple has officially discontinued its Clips video editing app after eight years, shifting focus to iMovie and built-in tools.

In 2017, Apple launched a brand new app called Clips, a creative video app that originally could only make square aspect ratio movies. It had fun effects, automatic subtitle captions, and more.