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CapCut announced a Gemini integration that lets users edit photos and videos directly inside Google Gemini using CapCut’s editing tools, joining Canva and Adobe as Gemini’s creator integrations. The rollout date isn’t announced, and while the integration could streamline workflows from ideation to export within Gemini, it may be affected by Gemini’s reduced usage limits.
ByteDance’s Seedance 2.0 AI video tool, launched in China for Jianying and coming to CapCut globally, can generate hyper-realistic 15‑second clips (including AI versions of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt) that have sparked Hollywood’s ire over copyright and likeness rights. Major studios and unions have issued cease‑and‑desist warnings, with Disney and Paramount taking action, while ByteDance pledges to strengthen safeguards and address IP concerns amid broader worries about jobs, ethics, and the future of AI-generated entertainment.
Meta has launched Edits, a new mobile app for short-form video editing designed to compete with ByteDance’s CapCut, offering features like green screen, captions, and transitions, with plans for future enhancements. Currently free and available on iOS and Android, Edits is still developing compared to CapCut, which has more advanced tools and a web version, but Meta aims to expand its capabilities over time.
TikTok users are going crazy over the AI Expand filter, which extends the edges of photos to create an expanded background that seamlessly blends with the original image. To use the filter, download the CapCut app, search for "AI Expand filter" on TikTok, find a video that has used the filter, click on the CapCut button, switch to CapCut, select six photos to expand, preview the results, and then save or share the edited photos.