Final video assembly and captioning in CapCut
CapCut
Demo summary
The tutorial walks through arranging clips on the timeline, using the auto-caption feature, styling text for mobile, and adjusting background music volume levels.
Step-by-step
- Drag the animated clips into the editing timeline and arrange them in order
- Go to the text menu in the top left panel and select the auto caption feature
- Open font settings to select a clean font and switch text to uppercase
- Apply a preset and scale the text up to fill the frame
- Add a subtle caption animation
- Import background music and lower the volume to approximately -20dB
- Add a 1-second fade in and a 3-second fade out to the audio
- Select all elements and create a compound clip
- Apply fade in and out animations to the compound clip
Tips
- Use uppercase text to make captions easier to read on mobile screens
- Lower background music to -20dB so it doesn't compete with the voiceover
- Use a 1-second fade in and 3-second fade out for a professional audio feel
- Apply animations to a compound clip for a smooth, polished entry and ending to the video
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