Unleash Your Inner DIY Queen with Google’s Revolutionary New Video App- Tangi!
Are you a DIY enthusiast? Do you love to explore new creative ideas and try your hands at different projects? If yes, then Google’s new video app called Tangi is the perfect platform to unleash your creativity and showcase your talents.
Tangi is a short-form video app that focuses on helping people learn new creative skills in under 60 seconds. Launched by Google’s experimental workshop, Area 120, Tangi aims to bring together creators and learners in a single platform to share DIY tutorials and inspire each other with their unique ideas.
The app currently features numerous DIY tutorials on various topics such as cooking, crafting, fashion, beauty, home decor, and much more. Users can browse through the trending videos or search for specific ideas using keywords such as “DIY jewelry,” “knitting tutorials,” “baking recipes,” and so on.
What sets Tangi apart from other video-sharing platforms is its simple interface that allows users to create and upload their 60-second tutorials effortlessly. You don’t have to be a professional content creator to share your ideas on Tangi. All you need is a smartphone with a good camera and a passion for DIY projects!
If you’re new to Tangi and want to start creating your own tutorials, here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:
Download the Tangi app from the Google Play Store or the App Store.
Create a profile using your Google or Facebook account.
Click on the “+” icon at the bottom of the screen and select the “Create” option. Choose a category that best fits your tutorial, such as “Cooking” or “Beauty.”
Record your tutorial video using your smartphone camera. Make sure to keep it under 60 seconds to fit the Tangi format.
Edit your video using the built-in tools to add subtitles, background music, filters, and effects.
Add a relevant title and description to your tutorial, and hit the “Publish” button to share it with the world!
Tangi is an excellent platform for DIY queens and kings to showcase their creativity, connect with like-minded individuals, and learn new skills in a fun and interactive way. With its user-friendly interface and vast library of tutorials, Tangi is rapidly becoming the go-to app for anyone interested in exploring their artistic side.
So what are you waiting for? Download Tangi today and unleash your inner DIY queen or king!
If you’re more about your crafting skills than a viral video presence, Google’s got a new video app for you in the vein of TikTok and Byte. This one, however, is all about sharing your knowledge in 60-second do it yourself-style videos.
What: Tangi is a learning-focused video sharing app from Google. It’s currently in beta.
Called Tangi, a name that evokes the word “tangible” and may stand for “teach and give,” the new video app encourages you to, according to Engadget, share video of a project that you can teach someone else in 60 seconds or less.
The app—available on the App Store but not yet Google Play—lets you browse various topics like Art, Cooking, DIY, Fashion & Beauty, and Lifestyle to find videos of projects that fit your interest. You can also access Tangi on its website.
Not all videos are created equal. Some current Tangi creators could benefit from some practice holding the camera far enough away to see the craft being made, while others need to make sure their audio and voice-overs are more understandable.
As of now, if you want to become a creator, you’ll need to apply for the chance—the creation side of Tangi is in closed beta. That said, you can share video or photo responses to the different crafts. Each video on the service includes a “Try It” button that lets you share media of yourself making whatever it is in the original. I was able to share a photo of a crocheted item for a simple single crochet Tangi video.
If the community takes off (and Google doesn’t kill yet another of its innovative ideas), Tangi could become the spot for crafters and DIY folks to connect and share their knowledge and interests without having to contend with all the noise of a community like TikTok.
Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day
