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The Instagram Boomerang app is available to download today, as a new place to share super short videos that you create on your smartphone. Boomerang exists outside of Instagram and Facebook, but you ...

Instagram is releasing its newest app, a video maker called Boomerang. The app, announced today, allows users to create short, shareable animations that play from beginning to end and then from end to ...

Instagram built a new video app for making short, action-packed video loops. The standalone app, called "Boomerang," rolled out on iOS and Android devices on Thursday. The bare-bones app combines ...

Earlier this week Instagram started rolling out a few new effects to the Boomerang feature within the app. Traditionally, a Boomerang on the platform is a one-second video clip that is played forward ...

You Can Now Slow-Mo, Duo, and Echo Your Boomerang Videos on Instagram Photo by Luke van Zyl on Unsplash It is so easy to play and use these new features on Instagram. Just like when you normally ...

Instagram doesn’t want its feed getting stale, but doesn’t want to bloat its app with extra features either. So today it’s launching Boomerang on iOS and Android. It’s a dead-simple app where you ...

If you use the Stories feature in Instagram, you have access to a couple of new additions, plus one more if you are a verified user. The Facebook-owned company revealed today that Boomerang videos, ...

In October, Instagram announced Boomerang, an app that turns photos into one-second videos similar to the reaction GIFs so many enjoy on Twitter. The videos, which are about four seconds long, play ...

If you love making fun, creative videos for your Instagram, you'll love the new app from Instagram, Boomerang, which allows you to create a unique type of image. It's not exactly a photo, video or GIF ...

As the dust and hangovers from the Fourth of July settle and Instagram’s algorithm finally starts showing you pictures you want to see from last weekend, you might start to notice a trend: video.

TikTok has spawned countless memes formats from its creative effects, challenging Instagram for the filtered video crown. Now nearly five years after launching Boomerang, Instagram’s back-and-forth ...