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Assemble and edit video in CapCut

Demo summary

The user walks through importing assets into CapCut, syncing audio with animation, adding auto-captions, and applying transitions before exporting in 4K.

Step-by-step

  1. Drag and drop the audio track onto the timeline
  2. Add the animated scene to the timeline
  3. Change the aspect ratio to match the project needs
  4. Align the animation timing with the narration
  5. Apply transitions between scenes
  6. Use the auto caption tool to generate text
  7. Customize the caption template, font, color, and size
  8. Export the video at 4K resolution

Options

  • Rename scenes to keep track of the order
  • Add playful effects, sound effects, and background music

Tips

  • Rename each scene to make them easier to track in the timeline
  • Play the video from start to finish before exporting to fix any rough spots
  • Choose 4K for a crisp, high-quality finish

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