Six new features are now available for Facebook and Instagram creators to use with their Reels content. But out of the six, the support for a sticker prompt is the most notable addition.
'Add Yours' Stickers
Users of Instagram and Facebook may now add the "Add Yours" sticker to their Reels to add an interactive component to their posts. The sticker enables users to reply to other users' Reels on a particular topic or in response to a request, according to the news stories by Digitaltrends and TechCrunch.
When other users start responding to your Add Yours sticker prompt, both Facebook and Instagram will create a page with all of the responses, with a mention about who initiated the sticker prompt trend at the top of the page. It is possible to view the feature as a tool to find new people to follow even if its primary goal is to encourage users to collaborate.
Here 's how you can Add Yours stickers to your Reels (via Digitaltrends):
You should be able to use it on Instagram by first making a Reel as usual, then choosing Preview > Sticker icon, and finally Add Yours sticker logo. Then, you may either choose the Dice icon to produce a random prompt or write your own prompt.
Meanwhile, to use the feature on Facebook, you must create a Reel as usual and then select the Stickers icon > Add Yours sticker icon. You can then create your own prompt after that.
Below are the other five additional features to Instagram and Facebook Reels, which we have compiled from TechCrunch report:
Auto-Created Reels
Auto-generated Facebook Reels, which are Reels generated from your previously shared Facebook Stories, are now available through Meta. Sharing your greatest moments as Reels will be simpler with the new feature.
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Creator Studio Analytics for Facebook Reels
New Creator Studio insights for Facebook Reels will be available. Identifying which Facebook Reels are performing well, according to Meta, will be made easier with the additional insights. Among the new analytics that creators will have access to are Reach, Minutes Viewed, and Average Watch Time.
Cross-Posts Between Instagram and Facebook Reels
All users can effortlessly cross-post Reels from Instagram to Facebook thanks to Meta. The tech giant claims that by doing this, creators will be able to establish communities on both social media platforms and take advantage of Facebook and Instagram's monetization program.
Stars on Facebook Reels
The virtual items known as Stars, which let fans show their love for their favorite creators on Facebook Reels, are now available to all qualified creators. Furthermore, Meta notes that it has revealed additional mobile options for participating in Stars and keeping track of earnings.
Reels Remix
Facebook Reels can now be remixed sequentially thanks to new Reels Remix features. The new option gives you the opportunity to remix by showing your clip after the original reel in addition to having your remix appear side by side with it at the same time.
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