Source: Apple
If you're still using Apple Clips and have an iPad, you'll appreciate the new update. Apple streamlined the interface on the app to allow you to add effects quickly and easily. For iPad specifically, the app now lets you capture and edit videos in landscape. By default, Clips on the iPad will film videos in a 4:3 aspect ratio, but it will let you choose different aspect ratios (similar to the iPhone app), including 16:9 or 1:1. The iPad version also now supports a Bluetooth mouse or trackpad. And with Scribble support, you can even use the Apple Pencil to add text.
As for iPhone users, it can take advantage of the new iPhone 12 series' HDR capabilities. But you'll have to use the phones' cameras. The update also introduces eight new stickers, 25 royalty-free songs, and six additional arrows and shapes.
Source: Engadget