Here’s the same workflow, using stock video assets that you’ll find inside InVideo.io: You don’t have to use your own video content and you don’t even have to be on camera to make Instagram or Facebook reels. Select the file from your source, add FX, publish.

Open up Facebook Reels (on your Facebook personal profile, business page or group).

Then upload to Dropbox, Google Drive, or iCloud (so you can easily access the reel on your phone).

Swap out the media for your video (you can upload longer videos and just use a clip or you can clip first and upload).Choose a Category > pick a 9:16 Template.Here’s a suggested workflow to quickly create reels content for Facebook and/or Instagram using clips from your past livestreams: How To Create Reels with Facebook Live Video Replays And, see my slide deck from this broadcast embedded below. I’ve embedded the Facebook video below, but you can also catch it on YouTube. And, no, you don’t have to be a professional dancer or lipsyncer or point to bubbles. (Side note: just as soon as reels really ‘take off’ on Facebook, what’s the bets Meta will start to increase the length up to ten minutes to keep up with TikTok?! Just sayin’!)Ĭheck out this recent Facebook Live broadcast where I show quick and easy ways to make professional videos for Facebook and Instagram on DESKTOP using the powerful online video editing tool InVideo – from repurposed content you already have, as well as stock footage. Some users may see the ability to create and publish Facebook reels of up to 60 seconds as well. Reels are up to 30 seconds on Facebook and up to 60 seconds on Instagram. And, of course short-form video is wildly popular on other social platforms as well (uh, TikTok! And, YouTube Shorts!). Facebook and Instagram’s parent company, Meta Platforms, is ALL IN on REELS! “ Reels is now Meta’s fastest growing content format by far,” says Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.

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