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Edit Lo-Fi video in CapCut

Demo summary

The narrator walks through uploading the generated image and audio into CapCut, dragging them to the timeline, and applying zoom and fade effects.

Step-by-step

  1. Open CapCut
  2. Upload your image and Lo-Fi track
  3. Drag the music onto the timeline
  4. Adjust the image duration to match the audio length
  5. Add a slow zoom effect to the image
  6. Apply fade in and fade out transitions
  7. Export the video in 1080p

Tips

  • Use subtle effects like slow zoom to enhance the Lo-Fi aesthetic

Highlights

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  1. 0:481:00Generate Lo-Fi music with Mubert AIThe narrator demonstrates how to use Mubert AI's interface to select genre, mood, and track length to generate and download a Lo-Fi track.MubertAI Music Generator
  2. 1:570:36Create Lo-Fi music using text prompts in Mubert AIThe user shows how to enter a specific text prompt like 'Lo-Fi beats for studying' into Mubert AI to generate a unique music track.MubertAI Music Generator
  3. 2:440:20Generate Lo-Fi visuals with Leonardo AIThe demonstration shows setting the aspect ratio to 16:9 and entering a descriptive prompt in Leonardo AI to create a cozy background image.Leonardo AIText to Image
  4. 3:100:23Edit Lo-Fi video in CapCutCurrentThe narrator walks through uploading the generated image and audio into CapCut, dragging them to the timeline, and applying zoom and fade effects.CapCutAI Video Editor
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