Facebook introduces a new way for you to create Reels

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In another attempt to rival TikTok, Facebook now offers a new feature called “Sharing to Reels.” Sharing to Reels will allow creators to post directly to Facebook Reels from a third-party app.
From now on, third-party app developers will be able to integrate “Sharing to Reels” directly into their apps, enabling users to post their Reels directly on Facebook via a “Reels” button.
If you need to spice your Reels up before posting to Facebook, you will have access to Reels’ editing tools. So, in other words, you will be able to create Reels, modify them with some cool effects and stickers, and then post them directly to Facebook Reels.
According to the tech giant, if you want to submit a short video to Facebook from another app, “Sharing to Reels” will eliminate the need to download the video first. Currently, Smule, a popular karaoke app, and the video editing apps VivaVideo and Vita have this new feature.
“We’re focused on making Reels the best way for creators to get discovered, connect with their audience and earn money. We also want to make it fun and easy for people to find and share relevant and entertaining content,” reads part of the official announcement.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the primary purpose of the new 'Sharing to Reels' feature?
What is the primary purpose of the new 'Sharing to Reels' feature?
The feature allows creators to post their short videos directly to Facebook Reels from a third-party application. It eliminates the need for users to download the video before uploading it to Facebook.
Q.Which specific applications currently support this new sharing method?
Which specific applications currently support this new sharing method?
Currently, the popular karaoke app Smule and the video editing apps VivaVideo and Vita have integrated the 'Sharing to Reels' feature. Users of these apps can post directly to Facebook Reels.
Q.Can users still edit their Reels after creating them in a third-party app?
Can users still edit their Reels after creating them in a third-party app?
Yes, users will have access to Reels' editing tools to modify their videos before posting them to Facebook. This includes adding effects and stickers to spice up their content.
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