Apple will presently allow you to add virtual lasers and confetti to your Clips videos

Apple presently allows you to add expanded reality lasers, confetti, and more to your Clips videos, because of an update to the short-form video app. The feature, called AR Spaces, will let clients with LIDAR-equipped Apple devices (so far, that’s the iPhone 12 Pros and iPad Pros from 2020 or later) add room-filling impacts that can interact with walls and floors. (If you watched Apple’s April 20th event, you may have recognized a brief look at the update in front of the present release.)

You can find out about what this will resemble in action with this GIF taken from Apple’s demo video.

Apple says that the AR Spaces effects should work with different impacts worked in to Clips, like the animated stickers and emoji, in the event that you need to add considerably more to your videos. The update to the application can be downloaded now from the App Store.

The Clips update is Apple’s latest experiment with AR, in which the organization has a distinct fascination. The company released an AR experience tie-in for its show For All Mankind in February, and CEO Tim Cook discussed a portion of his musings about AR tech in a interview earlier this month. There are additionally tales that Apple is working with an undeniable AR/VR headset.