Overview
- Google says the updates are available now or rolling out starting Dec. 9, with the redesigned editor live on Android and expanding to iOS through a staged release.
- The new editor adds a universal timeline for multi-clip edits plus an adaptive canvas that streamlines rearranging, trimming, and fine-tuning.
- A built-in music library on Android and iOS lets users browse soundtracks and adjust levels for both the video and the added music.
- Android-only templates auto-sync selected photos and clips to preset music and text when creating a Highlight video from the Create tab.
- On Android, users can add customizable text overlays with new fonts, colors, and backgrounds, and the revamped editor is now the default for single-clip edits with options to add music and text.