May waits for no one – update or get left behind
📲 That’s why we’ve put together this month’s #DigitalTrends with everything you need to stay ahead (yes, it’s digital survival mode)
TikTok just dropped AI Alive, a new feature that animates photos into videos using AI – straight from Stories. It’s all about boosting visual storytelling and creativity, with safety controls and AI – generated content labels included.
Threads is rolling out new features, letting users add up to five links in their bios and access detailed performance stats. There’s also a weekly activity summary and tailored tips to help creators connect better with their audience.
LinkedIn is leaning into creator monetization with BrandLink, allowing brands to sponsor influencer and media videos. It’s LinkedIn’s first real move into video monetization, tapping into the platform’s growing video consumption.
Facebook is launching a beta program that simplifies content monetization – letting creators earn from Reels, photos, text posts, and more, all with unified insights.
Spotify just introduced a public metric that highlights top-performing podcast episodes, starting at 50K plays. Creators will still see the exact numbers on their dashboards.
X now allows Premium subscribers to upload videos in 4K, aiming to boost audiovisual content, especially as more users watch from smart TVs.
YouTube adds a quiz sticker to Shorts for more audience interaction, and now Android users can reply to comments using voice notes, bringing more personalized ways to engage.
On Global Accessibility Awareness Day, TikTok unveiled features like alt text for photos, better color contrast, and bold text options – reinforcing its commitment to a more inclusive platform.
Meta’s latest Edits update comes packed with beat markers for syncing with music, new filters, animations, and creative tools, reinforcing its goal to offer pro-level editing for free.
