We're back with another rundown of this week's updates! And lucky for us, this time, there are great features that are actually useful. Let's head into the summary.

What’s New on TikTok?

Photo Comments Expand in the EU

TikTok is now launching its “Photo Comment” feature across the European Union. That means anyone who watches your video can reply with an image in the comments – a great way to boost community engagement!

New Layout Format on iOS

Posting just got more flexible. TikTok's new Layout tool lets users combine up to four video clips, four images, or a mix of both in one post.

What’s New on Instagram?

Mosseri Gets Real About Instagram Live

According to Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri, going Live isn’t the growth hack you might hope it is, at least not for average creators. The feature is better suited for deepening connections than expanding your follower count.

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Captions in Stories Are Coming

Instagram Story captions could be on the way! A perfect way for adding context, and making stories more accessible.

3:4 Aspect Ratio Now Supported

Instagram has added support for 3:4 photos, which just so happens to be the native ratio for most smartphone cameras. It works across single-photo posts and carousels, alongside other supported formats (1.91:1, 1:1, 4:5).

What’s New in Edits?

More Effects, More Control

Meta’s Edits app is getting a serious glow-up. The latest update includes:

• 🔈 Apply the same volume level across all clips
• 🎬 14 new video effects
• 🎨 25 new filters
• 🎛️ Improved sliders for volume and speed

Batch editing just got a lot more creator-friendly.

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What’s New on Facebook?

Smarter Live Streams

Facebook is doubling down on Live with new options like:

• 🎙️ Voice Enhancements for cleaner sound
• 👥 Select Audience so you can go Live just for yourself or a specific group

Perfect for testing content or going niche.

What’s New on LinkedIn?

Analytics Upgrade for Creators

LinkedIn has expanded its post analytics, offering deeper insights into your content’s performance. Expect better breakdowns of impressions, engagement, and audience demographics.