30 Facts About Vine You Might Not Know

Vine is owned by Twitter. Vine was named after (and is short fo) Vignette, which is defined as “a short impressionistic scene.” Vignette is also a photo filter in the Twitter app. The official homepage of Vine is www.vine.co Vine.com belongs to Amazon and was purchased for $500,000. Vine does not require a unique username. You do not need a Twitter account to use Vine. Vine is free. If you flip / reverse the Vine logo, it reveals...

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10 AWESOME PEOPLE TO FOLLOW

To find someone on Vine, just go to the Explore tab, and type the person’s name into the search box. You can also find friends by going to Settings > Find People > Adam Goldberg. Actor and photographer. Adam’s been especially creative with story-telling Vines and describes them as “little horror movies.” (An interview.) Kim A. Thomas Creative musings & experimentations from a San Francisco photographer. Jake Lodwick. Creator...

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3 VINE SITES WORTH CHECKING OUT

GIF Vine. Enter any Vine URL to turn a Vine into a GIF (loads faster than a Vine vid). Nab a Vine URL by Tweeting your Vine from the app. You can also just add the word “gif” in front of any Vine URL to make it a GIF! Vinepeek. This site shows you Vines as they’re posted in real-time. “So sit back and watch the world in 6 second bites.” Vinecats. This doesn’t require any explanation...

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10 WAYS TO PLAY WITH VINE

Looping. Some of the best Vines we’ve seen are the ones that seamlessly loop over and over. Keep your eye open for a repeating motion, and time your recording so that the loop repeats without any major jumps. Holding still or setting your phone on a flat surface as your record will help you get a smooth loop. You’ll be rewarded with a mesmerizing replay. It’s like looking at a photo that moves! Open & close the shutter.  Hold...

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10 VINE PRO-TIPS

Auto-record. If you’re shooting one continuous shot, you don’t have to hold your finger down the entire time! Just swipe left to right on the dark grey area below your frame, and it’ll shoot the rest for you. Shoot a short loop. You also don’t have to shoot the full six seconds! Vine lets you post a video with a minimum of three seconds. After three seconds, a check box in the lower right corner pops up. Hit that to post your short...

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What Is Vine And Vine Basics

What is Vine? Vine is a mobile service that lets you create and share short looping videos. Videos you post to Vine will appear on your Vine profile and the timelines of your Vine followers. Posts can also be shared to Twitter or Facebook. How do I get started? Vine is currently available for iOS and Android devices. You can download Vine for iOS in the Apple App Store, and Vine for Android in the Google Play Store. After...

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Learn How TO Use twitter Vine

Learn how to use Twitter’s new video sharing service to make your own quirky animation with our tutorial for iPhone and Android smartphone. Vine is a new way to create and share short, snappy, looping videos. The app, which was released with much fanfare earlier this year in conjunction with Twitter, has already amassed a sizeable following of users keen to capture movement in video. Abbreviation is the name of the game here – Vine...

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