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Can you still use Vine?

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Rachel Fowler

Updated on March 07, 2026

Can you still use Vine?

As of 2019, the full Vine archive is no longer available. Content that remains on Vine can only be located by using the unique URL of the Vine account, or Tweet URL if the Vine was shared to Twitter, if it has not been deleted or removed.

Is Vine 2 still happening?

There will be no “Vine 2” — at least for now. Trying to take on the giant social networks without external funding proved too tall a task for six-second video app Vine’s co-founder Dom Hofmann. “I’ve made the very difficult decision of postponing the V2 project for an indefinite amount of time.

Is Vine being deleted?

Twitter discontinued the Vine mobile app in October 2016; however, the website and the app were still available for users for viewing and downloading content but content creators were no longer allowed to post new videos. Soon after, Vine was renamed to ‘Vine Camera’.

Is Vine coming back?

Now, it’s been announced that Vine will be returning in the form of a new video app called Byte which launched over the weekend – created by Vine co-created Dom Hoffman. Byte will recall the six-second video format of its predecessor, however, it will be an updated version of the app, with an endless, scrollable feed.

What happened Viners?

Vine shut down because it failed to support its content creators, due to high levels of competition, lack of monetization and advertising options, personnel turnover, as well as issues at parent company Twitter. Founded in 2012, Vine eventually became one of the world’s most-frequented video platforms.

Is TikTok a Vine 2?

Vine 2 App Finally Released. Just like its predecessor, Byte (aka Vine 2) allows users to get creative making looping videos. Instead of 7-second videos like before, the Byte app uses 6-second videos. This programs may lure creators away from established apps like TikTok.

What has replaced Vine?

Vine Alternatives

  • Coub. Free • Proprietary. Online. Android.
  • TikTok. Freemium • Proprietary. Android. iPhone.
  • Giphy. Free • Proprietary. Online. Android.
  • Gfycat. Free • Proprietary. Online.
  • Vero. Free • Proprietary. Android.
  • byte. Free • Proprietary. Android.
  • Belacam. Free • Proprietary. Android.
  • Desktop for Instagram. Free • Proprietary. Online.

Where are Viners now?

In January 2017, the Vine app officially changed its name and purpose and so many Vine creators moved to create content on different platforms and work in different industries. Some creators like Jake Paul and Liza Koshy now make content on YouTube. Many former Vine stars have pursued careers in music, film, and TV.