Apple Clips can be updated to version 2.0 with iPhone X exclusive features.

­Apple today updated the company's Clips Lippa app with the latest version 2.0. Clips 2.0 supports selfie videos of 360-degree dynamic scenes on iPhone X. you can choose from more than a dozen unique scenes, from unique landscapes to abstract art, and even the Millennium Falcon in Star Wars: the Last Jedi. As you move iPhone X, each scene is a 360-degree surround video. Here is a complete list of new features:

­what's new in version 2.0

­redesigned interface

­easily browse filters, tags, stickers and emoticons in the new effects browser

­the "photo" button is located on the main shooting screen, making it easy for you to take a quick picture at any time.

­before applying, tap any filter to see the effect on videos and photos

­full-screen browser allows you to view more photo galleries and posters

­tagged buttons allow you to easily edit Instant subtitles, add or change filters, trim, mute, and delete

­updated for hyperretina display on iPhone X

Selfie scenes on ­iPhone X

­use the original camera on the iPhone X to remove the background and place yourself in a 360-degree dynamic scene

­choose from more than a dozen scenes, including irregular landscapes, abstract art and outer space

­transfer yourself to the Millennium Falcon or Mega-class Star Destroyer in Star Wars: the Last Jedi

­each scene includes a matching selfie filter that can change your appearance to blend with the scene

­New stickers and posters

­add stickers for Star Wars characters (Darth Vader, R2-D2, etc.) to the video

­create interesting subtitles with 20 new dynamic posters, including more than a dozen posters with the themes of "Star Wars" and "Mickey and Friends"

­choose from 16 distinct, retro stickers designed by Apple

­New effects and filters

­choose from four new artistic effects of watercolor, sketch, ochre and indigo, each of which uses advanced style conversion techniques to convert images in real time as you record *

­add selected warm, impact, or contrast filters from the camera application to videos and photos

­use effects and filters when recording, or apply them to photos and videos in the database

­iCloud support

­view and edit all "stand-up" videos on any iOS device using iCloud

­start creating a video on iPhone and then finish it on iPad

­support for "shared iPad" in the classroom

­other featur

­take photos; apply stickers, filters and emoticons; then share pictures without creating a video

­without changing the language of the device, you can record "instant subtitles" in dozens of different languages

­swipe up on the record button to continue recording without pressing

­copy and paste existing clips for re-use in the video

­in the new effects browser, browse a complete set of emoticons and select them.

­drag and drop stickers, tags, and emoticons in the effects browser to quickly put them on photos and videos

­posters are now grouped by category for easy browsing

­choose from 21 new royalty-free sound tracks created by independent artists such as DIIV, Elohim, Cherry Glazerr and Mark Mothersbaugh

­on the home screen of iPhone, 3D touch the "stand-up" application icon to quickly create a new video

­* some filters require iPhone 7 or subsequent models or 2017 iPad Pro

­Clips is a video editing app released by Apple earlier this year that allows users to quickly combine video clips, images, music, filters, etc., and share them to social networks. Click here to download Clips 2.0 for free.