Export a still frame in CapCut PC

Demo summary
The user demonstrates how to import a video clip into the CapCut PC timeline and export a specific still frame containing a watermark.
Step-by-step
- Open CapCut PC
- Import your video clips
- Add the video clip to the timeline
- Click the 'Export still frame' icon above the timeline
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