CapCut
Choose the video’s final resolution
Once you’ve finished editing a video, simply choose the quality you want to export, which is 1080p and 30fps by default. These are the default settings, but if you prefer, you can lower the resolution to 720p or 480p, in which case the video will take up less space on your device’s memory. You can also do the opposite and export the video in 2K for a truly spectacular resolution. Whatever you do, once the video finishes exporting, you’ll be able to find it on your smartphone’s memory, after which you can do whatever you want with it. With a tap, you can also upload it to the cloud to keep the file safe.
Create videos with community templates
The second tab of CapCut is dedicated to various templates created by the community, all of which you can use for your own projects. Typically, you’ll see templates that are trending at that moment or those that may interest you based on your style, but you can also take a look at different template categories— fitness, velocity, memes, artificial intelligence, retro, collage, fandom, and more. When you see a template you like, tap the Use Template button, and the app will take you directly to the Editor. From here, you can leave comments on other users’ creations and start following them.
Learn how to use the app with tutorials
One of the strengths of CapCut can be found in its third and final tab— Tutorials. From here, you can watch videos created by the app’s community, specifically designed to teach you how to use some of the app’s more advanced features. Most of these videos are only one minute long and very useful, so learning new tricks on this app doesn’t take long. And, once again, if you like a video, you can follow the creator or leave a comment. After all, these types of interactions can encourage content creators, especially if the feedback is constructive.
