New App ‘Divine’ Revives Six-Second Video Format
A new app called Divine is emerging, inspired by the defunct video-sharing platform Vine. Divine aims to bring back the six-second video format and has imported around 170,000 archived Vine videos. The app is now available on app stores and…
St. Louis, MO, August 26, 2026 —
A new mobile application named Divine has launched, aiming to recapture the spirit of the popular but now-defunct video-sharing platform Vine. The app, which is now available on major app stores, focuses on a six-second video format.
Divine has reportedly imported approximately 170,000 archived videos from the original Vine platform. This move seeks to provide users with access to content from the earlier service.
A key distinguishing feature of Divine is its policy against the use of AI-generated content. The platform intends to focus on original user-created videos.
The app’s arrival on app stores marks a new phase for the six-second video format, which gained significant traction during Vine’s operational years. Further details regarding the app’s development team or specific launch date were not immediately available.
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