• Not ready to share your clips with AI yet? You can now try the full edit on our sample video right from the prompt, and your clips stay right where you left them. • Easier to add a note about your video, including when chapters are on. • The Create screen now tells you what comes after Edit: review your edit, then save it to Photos. • Better VoiceOver support for buttons and the "How this works" sheet. • Behind-the-scenes fixes to help us track down saving problems.

• New: AI order. Pick "AI order" in Arrange and the AI puts your clips in the order that tells your story best, using your description or template. You see its order and why before anything changes, and you can drag clips, compare with your own order, or keep yours. • Clearer AI permission: NewTake asks once, the first time you edit, and you can change it anytime in Profile under AI data sharing. • Adding many clips from Photos is more reliable. • Saving a chapter as its own video asks for Photos access first. • Captions and transcripts no longer show stray symbols from speech recognition. • Better spacing, larger-text support and VoiceOver labels on the Create screen. • Fixes for first-time users seeing a "try again" banner on My edits.

• Vertical videos now keep the main face in frame instead of always cropping to the middle of the picture. • Save each chapter as its own video, straight from the finished screen. • Move a whole chapter earlier or later in Arrange, with its clips and story. • Chapter names and stories the AI wrote are marked "AI", so you can tell them from your own. • If you lock your phone or switch apps during an edit, it now pauses and continues when you come back. Closing the app ends the edit. • NewTake now asks before sending the text of what you say to its AI services. • Clearer start: Create tells you what works best — clips where you talk to the camera — and the photo picker opens only when you tap. • Footage with very little talking now gets a heads-up instead of an edit that looks unchanged. • The editor shows which extras are Pro before you save, and that saving without them is free.

• Choose your video's shape: Auto, Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or Horizontal 16:9 for YouTube. The preview shows exactly what will be saved. • YouTube chapters: films with three or more chapters come with ready-to-paste timestamps for your video description. • Merging chapters keeps the names and stories you typed. • A simpler Pro screen that says exactly what you get. • If a clip you pick again is shorter than the original, you'll be told before anything is lost. • Captions and chapter titles stay the right size in every shape. • Reliability fixes for saving your edits, and better VoiceOver support.

• Chapters: turn several clips into one film with named chapters. Each chapter gets its own name, story line and music. • Let AI decide: the AI reads your clips and suggests where each chapter starts. You review the chapters, rename them or move the starts before the film is made. • Or group clips yourself in Arrange, including a one-tap split by day and time. • Chapter titles can be shown on the video at the start of each chapter. • A saved or downloaded clip is kept as its own chapter instead of being folded into the footage next to it. • In the full-screen preview, the scrub handle now follows your finger in landscape. • Clearer wording across the app, tidier spacing, and a simpler music picker. • Fixed: a video with no sound at all can now be saved, and leaving the app while it reads the speech no longer loses that speech.

• Repeated takes are cut cleanly — the whole earlier attempt goes, so no leftover second of the line you redid. Back-to-back retakes and longer multi-sentence takes are caught too, while deliberate emphasis ("I really love it") stays. • "Use this take": prefer an earlier take? Swap it in from the captions with one tap. • Tap a cut line in captions to hear exactly what was removed. • More room in captions — the tips fold away as you scroll. • If the AI can't connect, you'll be told, and you can try again without redoing the whole analysis. • Undo for "remove visuals" and long-press keep/remove. • Rename your edits in My edits. • Saving again after an export now really saves your changes. • A cleaner progress screen while your video is made — each step shows what it found as it goes. • Fresher look in light and dark mode, an easier clip-arranging screen, and a clearer first-time intro. • Better VoiceOver support, plus reliability fixes across the editor and your edit library.

• Mostly-visual videos now open with all your footage kept — the talking-only trim only applies when the video is mostly talking. • New heads-up before you export a very short cut: "Your video will be 0:09 of 0:49", with one tap to keep your visuals. • Smarter false-start removal: the whole abandoned attempt is cut, not just "let me back up". • Caption panel: turn captions off from the panel; clearer labels for trimmed lines. • Works offline: open NewTake and your videos without a connection, and export on the go. • Reliability fixes for importing clips, exporting, music suggestions, and signing out.

• Say it until it lands: NewTake now detects repeated takes and keeps your last delivery — earlier takes are trimmed automatically and one tap brings any of them back. • Captions render pixel-perfect on every video shape — vertical footage no longer gets stretched text. • Better handling when your iPhone runs low on storage: honest warnings before analysis and export, and a clear message if a save can't complete. • New to the app? The sample video is one tap away when your library doesn't have the right footage yet.

• After your first export, you can tell us the one thing we should fix — feedback goes straight to the maker. • Small fixes and polish.

• Fixes exports failing on some clip formats (spatial and cinematic video) — the app now falls back to a second encoder automatically. • Small fixes and polish.

• Music loads instantly — the catalog is kept on your device, and the Add music button is always there. • Captions appear right away in the preview on long videos, and stay cached between launches. • The timeline scrubber now shows on long edits with many scenes. • Scene details show the same corrected transcript as your captions. • Fixes an export failure some devices hit on certain clip formats. • Small fixes and polish.

Smoother editing on long videos: scrolling and editing projects with hundreds of scenes is now much faster and lighter on your battery. Plus small fixes.

New: your Post Kit. Every edit now comes with a ready-to-post package — an AI-written title and caption you can copy in one tap, plus a thumbnail picker: six smart frame suggestions, grab any exact frame with the new scrubber, build a Before/After split from two frames, and add bold text with a live preview. All generated on your device. Also: up to 25 clips per project, one-tap Keep visuals to restore everything the AI trimmed, a cleaner export screen with real progress and cancel, plus many fixes.

Big update. Captions are now on by default — word-by-word karaoke captions on every edit, and long videos export reliably with a proper progress screen (and a Cancel button). New: try NewTake on a built-in sample video before creating an account, clearer messages when clips are slow to load from iCloud, and support for up to 3 hours of footage per project. Plus refreshed App Store screenshots and many fixes.

Refreshed App Store screenshots, one more compatible export format, and clearer messages on the rare clips that can't be exported — plus small fixes. (New around here? Captions light up word-by-word as you speak, the AI trims your false starts, and there's a built-in sample video to try it all.)

Sharper false-start trimming — the AI now catches "wait, let me start over" moments even more reliably, and the built-in sample video shows it off every time. Plus refreshed App Store screenshots and small fixes.

Fresh look for our App Store page — and under the hood, the same big update: captions that light up word-by-word as you speak, automatic trimming of false starts ("wait, let me start over"), cut-any-line editing from the captions panel, and a built-in sample video to try it all. Plus small fixes and polish.

Captions grew up in this release. • Words now light up as you speak — the new Flow caption style paces reading to your voice. Prefer steady phrases? Classic highlights the key word in each line. Switch anytime in the Captions panel. • The AI now trims false starts. Said "wait, let me start over"? The flubbed take disappears from your cut — shown crossed out in Captions, one tap to bring back. • Cut any line yourself. Tap the scissors on any caption line to drop it from the video; undo just as fast. • Editing a caption now jumps the video to that exact moment, so you always see what you're fixing. • New here? Tap "Try it on a sample video" and watch a real edit happen before picking your own clips. Plus smarter caption phrasing, better on-screen placement, and plenty of polish.

Captions are here — written entirely on your iPhone. • Automatic captions: NewTake transcribes your speech on-device and burns clean, readable captions into your video. Preview them free on any project; export with captions on Pro. • Fix any line while you watch: tap a caption on the video (or any line in the transcript) to freeze that moment and correct the words. Your edits render exactly as written. • Fullscreen playback, now with landscape — captions included. • Ready to post: copyable AI-drafted titles and captions for sharing your video. • Sharper, faster transcription on iOS 26. • Plus many fixes and refinements throughout the editor. As always: your video and audio never leave your phone.

• Ready to post? — after your video saves, get an AI-written title and caption to copy straight into YouTube or TikTok • Small fixes and improvements

• Small fixes and improvements

• Fixed a rare failure where a finished video wouldn't save to your camera roll — it now retries automatically • Clearer message if saving does fail, so you know your video was made and can simply try again

• Your clips now appear first when creating a video, with the optional description tucked away until you want it • Notifications are only requested once you've made a video — and only if you ask for them • Layout fixes on the Create screen

• If a video fails to save, that edit no longer counts against your monthly total • You're now told before editing when a clip is low resolution, so a blurry export isn't a surprise • Better error reporting behind the scenes, so problems get diagnosed and fixed faster

This update fixes the most common reason an edit failed at the final step. • Fixed exports failing on video recorded in HDR, which is the default on iPhone 12 and later • Fixed selecting clips doing nothing when another screen was already open • Your camera roll now opens automatically the first time you create a video • More reliable speech recognition on iPhone XR, XS and 11 • Clearer explanations when a clip can't be used, instead of a technical error code • You're now told when speech couldn't be heard on part of a video, rather than it passing silently