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Assemble AI clips in CapCut

Demo summary

The video briefly walks through importing the rendered AI video clips into the CapCut timeline to finalize the cinematic sequence.

Step-by-step

  1. Open CapCut
  2. Import all rendered AI video clips
  3. Drop the clips onto the timeline in the correct order

Highlights

We're using Cap Cut for this one because it's fast and intuitive.

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