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Apple is discontinuing Clips, the free video editing app it launched on iOS back in 2017. In a support page (via Engadget), the company announced that Clips is no longer available to download from the ...

Apple Clips was first released onto the App Store in 2017, and its aim was to help you make and share videos with "text, effects, graphics, and more.” It was designed for making posts for social media ...

Apple has officially discontinued its Clips app, which is no longer available on the App Store. The company confirmed it will not release any new updates for the app. Users who have Clips installed ...

Apple has announced that its Clips app will no longer be updated and is being removed from the App Store for new users as of October 10, 2025. Existing users can continue to use the app on devices ...

It seems to be the end of the road for Apple's Clips app. The company said on a support page that it has stopped updating the video-editing app, and new users can no longer download it from the App ...

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