Q&A for How to Edit Videos with CapCut

Start by using high-quality footage. Keep your video settings high throughout the editing process and export in high resolution (1080p or higher) and a consistent frame rate (30 fps or 60 fps). You should also avoid excessive compression when exporting and avoid overdoing effects, filters, or sharpness adjustments. And don't forget to use the built-in stabilization feature if your footage is shaky to create a more polished and professional look.

Open the CapCut app and create a new project. Import the template that you want to use. You can do this by clicking on the Import button and selecting the template from your device. Edit the template as you see fit. You can add or remove layers, change the text, or adjust the effects. Once you are satisfied with the edited template, export it. When you are exporting the template, make sure to select the Share as template option. Enter a title and description for your template. Click on the Share button to post your template.

To loop a video in CapCut: Open CapCut and import the video you want to loop. Tap on the video clip in the timeline, then tap on the "Duplicate" option. This will create a copy of the clip right after the original one. Continue duplicating the clip as many times as needed to achieve the desired loop length. Once you have enough duplicates to create the loop effect, export the video. This method allows you to create a continuous loop of your video within CapCut.

To extend your video, slow down its playback speed. Select the clip on the timeline, tap "Speed" (the speedometer icon) in the bottom toolbar, and adjust the speed slider to below 1.0x (e.g., 0.5x will double the duration). For instance, slowing a 2-minute clip to 0.4x will increase it to 5 minutes. Enable "Speed Curve" for gradual slowdowns if needed. Note that slowing below 0.3x may cause choppy playback; use "AI Frame Interpolation" to smooth it if you have the Pro version.