App Clips let you try parts of an app without downloading it, and now Apple is offering custom App Clip Codes for developers and iOS users.

A new feature called App Clips, arriving in iOS 14 later this year, will give developers another option to introduce their app to users.

App Clips are compatible with Apple Pay and Sign in with Apple. This means you don't have to make an account with an app or use your credit card information.

If Apple had introduced App Clips last year, they may have gone the way of the QR code or Instant Apps. Now? They could replace half the apps on your phone ...

To use App Clips on an iPhone running iOS 14, find a compatible website or business, and then tap the App Clips button.

Enter App Clips on iOS14. With App Clips, retailers are able to provide a taste of their app’s functionality (usually just enough in order to allow somebody to complete a transaction) without forcing ...

App Clips launched at the height of the pandemic with iOS 14 as a way to use an app without fully installing it, but it hasn't made much headway in two years.

App Clips, apparently, are Apple’s version of Instant Apps on Android. At least this is what Gizmodo’s resident phone guru Sam Rutherford tried to explain. Unfortunately, I have less than zero ...

I was not a fan of App Clips when Apple announced them for iOS 14. They’re mini-apps that you start using immediately without a traditional app download and install, and I didn’t really see ...

App Clips articles on MacRumors.comOne of the new features that arrived in iOS 14 is called App Clips. App Clips is described by Apple to be a "small part of your app" that can be available to ...

Instagram brings a new feature for the iOS platform with Apple's App Clip. A new feature on Instagram is now under the TestFlight experience, with App Clip now offered by the Meta social media ...

Apple's new video editing app for iPhone, Clips, is meant to make assembling footage more accessible for the average person.