Instagram update: video rewind, eraser and masks

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Instagram is gradually updating its service with new features that have already gained popularity in other social networks. Among the innovations are masks for Stories, a rewind function and a colored eraser.

Currently, the user can use eight masks: gold and ice crowns, koala, smartass glasses, hare, butterfly crown, peacock and makeup. The shooting mode with a virtual mask applied to the face in real time is valid only for “Stories”, as well as for regular selfie photos. A rewind function is also now available, allowing you to create interesting videos played in reverse.

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In addition, you can supplement your “History” with an interactive sticker with a hashtag (clicking opens a search for the hashtag), and an “eraser” has been added for drawings. New features will appear with the application update to version 10.21 for iOS and Android.

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