Facebook has finally made it possible to cross-post reels from Instagram to Facebook.
So now anyone can easily transfer his TikTok-style clips directly to Facebook.
Useful for those who post regularly to both apps.
But more reels are likely to flood than ever before.
Reel is part of Facebook's strategy to grow big in video to compete with rival TikTok.
The short clip was published on Instagram in 2020, followed by Facebook in 2021.
Many of the early reels were simply cloned directly from his TikTok by a user.
But now Instagram has a strong reel community of its own, sharing clips on theapp.
New Facebook and Instagram updates allow him to cross-post with one tap when sharing reels.
Facebook and Instagram owner Meta is also launching new Add Yours stickers for reels.
This allows users to respond to reels with their own video.
This feature was added to Instagram Stories last year.
But now it's finally available for reels as well.
This works for Instagram and Facebook, including using the cross-post feature.
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