Earlier this week, Facebook celebrated its 10th anniversary by rolling out a feature called “Look Back,” which creates a short one minute clip summary of your time on the social network. The videos compile some of your most liked photos, putting them into a collage and slide show as well as showing you how many years you’ve been on Facebook.
Look Back is reminiscent of Google’s “Auto Awesome” feature where your photos and videos shared to Google+ will automatically be edited, turned into animated gifs, or short videos. While Look Back isn’t quite as advanced as Auto Awesome, it’s still a fun way to reminisce.
To edit your Look Back, head over the Facebook Look back page, hit the edit button at the top, and toggle the photos you do and do not want to show up in the video. Unfortunately there’s no option to make the video longer or to change any animations and the preselected set of photos is still quite limited.
Via: Tech Crunch
