Facebook announces that all videos on its platform will soon be shared as reels

Facebook Declaration Tuesday all the videos of its platform will soon be divided as reel regardless of their length or orientation. So far, users have been able to share both video post and reel. The company names the “Video” tab on its platform on the “Reils” tab. Facebook says the updates will not change what videos are recommended to you.

In the coming months, users do not have to choose to upload a video or reel, as it will be automatically divided as reel. Also, the reels on Facebook will not be bound by length or format restrictions. (Currently, the reels on Facebook can only be 90 seconds long))

The concept behind the change is to make the video sharing the format of the social network. This is the first time it will not make any meta-owl platform as Instagram Start automatically New video posts below 15 minutes in 2022 are converted into reels.

“Previously, you will upload a video to feed a reel using different creative streams and tools for each format,” Facebook explained on a blog PostThe “Now, we are combining these experiences with a simple publishing flow that gives you access to more creative equipment.

The change will probably bother some user, as it can create some challenges.

For example, if it is uploaded to a vertical reel format, posting a horizontal video can be boring. Also, users do not want to watch more long videos mixed with short.

As part of the change, users’ default settings will now be the same for feed and reels. When users start posting the reels after the change, their visitors will be requested to confirm the setting of their visitors to determine who can see their reels: everyone, their friends or a chosen guy.

After the update, Facebook says that whether it is short, long or live, it will be a place for all kinds of video content.

The company says it will gradually remove global changes in the coming months.