CapCut: Add realistic motion blur to animations

Demo summary
Demonstrates applying the 'Motion Blur' setting to a compound clip to make keyframed movements look more natural.
Step-by-step
- Right-click the file containing motion animations
- Select Create compound clip
- Go to the Video tab with the compound clip selected
- Scroll down to find and select Motion blur
- Adjust the Blur intensity and Blend sliders
Options
- Adjust blur intensity and blend settings manually
Tips
- Leave motion blur at 100 for a really nice effect
- Apply motion blur wherever there is movement or animations to make them look professional
Highlights
“super professional. All you have to do is go to the file that you have motion on, right click, and say create compound clip.”
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