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Meta has released a dedicated version of Edits, its short-form video editing app, built for Apple's folding iPhone Duo. The interface adapts to the device's larger screen, orientation and crease, letting users edit and preview their timeline side by side. Separately, a desktop version first announced in June is now in live testing with selected creators, according to a screenshot shared by creator Taylor Golub.
The desktop layout shows more editing elements on one screen, making it easier to move between the app's creation tools. Instagram chief Adam Mosseri commented that he sees the desktop version becoming a base for many future features, signalling continued investment in Edits as Meta's core creation tool for Reels.
For sports social teams, a desktop Edits could bridge the gap between quick phone edits on matchday and longer post-production sessions in the office, keeping Reels workflows inside Meta's ecosystem. Clubs and athletes already cutting highlights, player features or sponsor clips in Edits should watch for wider desktop access, while staff using folding phones gain a bigger mobile canvas for fast turnaround content from the stadium.
