Recreate composite scenes in CapCut
CapCutDemo summary
The user demonstrates searching the CapCut library for ink footage and changing the blend mode to 'screen' to overlay an image.
Step-by-step
- Browse the CapCut library to find footage similar to your reference.
- Import your images into the timeline.
- Select the ink footage layer.
- Change the blend mode to Screen to overlay the image.
- Add any required text manually to the scene.
Watch out for
- The CapCut library lacks a search option, requiring manual browsing.
- Text included in stock intros must be added manually as a separate layer.
Tips
- Use the Screen blend mode specifically to ensure images blend properly with ink footage.
Highlights
“Since the library doesn't have a search option, it makes finding specific footage much harder and more timeconuming.”
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