Apple’s Clips video creation app now supports mouse, trackpad and Bluetooth keyboard inputs on iPad, as long as you’re running iPadOS 13.4 or later. Along with a number of other features included in the latest update, that’ll greatly expand your options for making killer videos.

You’ll be able to create a carbon copy of a clip (including all of the effects) with the Duplicate button, or chop it into parts with the Split tool. Apple also suggests you can “make stickers pop on and off the screen” by applying them to a section of a clip you’ve split

You’ll be able to add stickers, animated text, filters and more to Memoji and Animoji. Memoji you create in Messages will automatically appear in Clips. You can change Animoji characters in a video even after you’ve recorded it. Apple has improved the AR functions of Clips too, so emoji, animated stickers and objects such as sunglasses can follow your face as you move around.

Elsewhere, the updated Clips app includes seven Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse stickers, along with a Let It Snow poster. It also adds support for left-to-right languages such as Arabic and Hebrew.

Apple debuted Clips for iPhone and iPad a couple of years back in an under-the-radar fashion. The update might give you more reasons to use it, as well as getting more out of your Memoji and Animoji.