Facebook announced on Tuesday that all videos on its platform will soon be shared as reels, regardless of their length or orientation.

Meta is killing “videos” on the social network to replace them with reels and introducing passkeys for a seamless and safer sign-in.

A new Meta update has added a copyright check feature directly into the Reels composer on Facebook, helping creators avoid ...

Meta has launched a new feature for Facebook Reels that allows users to check for copyright issues before uploading their videos. This update is aimed at helping content creators avoid unintentional ...

Creating Reels on Facebook on your MacBook works the same way as it would on Windows machines. Go to Facebook.com, scroll down until you find the Reels section, click on See more, and hit Create reel.

New ways to personalize Reels. Facebook is attempting to offer users more control over the reels they see across the app, similar to other personalization tools on the platform.

Just like on Instagram, Facebook users will be able to edit a Reel with custom audio, filters, and text before sharing it in a group. Reels in Groups let you express your voice in your communities ...

Facebook currently offers two ad formats on reels: overlay ads and post-loop ads. Overlay ads appear as pop-ups on a reel, while post-loop ads appear after a reel has been played more than once.

After uploading the video, you can optimize it for Facebook Reels in Creator Studio. If your video is already in a vertical aspect ratio and 60 seconds or less in duration, you can skip this step.

Video Expansion on Facebook Reels is an AI-powered tool, and Meta cited it as “a great example of how AI will not replace creativity, but enhance it.” ...

Reels are becoming more popular, according to Meta. The company said the rate at which people reshare reels across its apps has doubled over the last six months to more than 2 billion times every day.

Business Insider first reported Thursday that Meta would put a pause on a lucrative creator payment incentive for posting short-form Reels videos on Facebook and Instagram. The program paid ...