CapCut Photo & Video Editor

CapCut editing tools

Timeline editing for clips

CapCut lets you trim, split, merge, reorder, and preview clips on a multi track timeline. You can place video, text, audio, and other elements at different points in the project. Freeze frames and transitions also help connect scenes when you need a pause or a change between clips.

Speed, movement, and stabilization

You can adjust video speed from 0.1x to 100x, depending on the type of scene you want to show. Speed curves give you more control over changes within one clip, while optical flow can create slower motion. CapCut also supports keyframes for animating properties and includes stabilization for footage recorded with camera movement.

Captions and background tools

CapCut can generate captions from spoken audio, which can save time when adding subtitles to a talking video. You can edit the generated text afterward and use text to speech for narration in multiple languages. Movement tracking and one tap background removal are also available for videos that need text or subjects to follow a moving area.

Text, effects, and visual assets

You can add editable subtitles, imported fonts, stickers, text templates, filters, and effects to a project. The available effects include styles such as Glitch, Blur, and 3D. These options can be used to label a tutorial, add context to a vlog, or change the appearance of a short social post.

Audio and export controls

CapCut includes music and sound effect libraries, and you can also extract audio from an existing video or record a voice track. Voice enhancement and noise reduction can help make spoken audio easier to hear. When editing is complete, you can choose export settings including custom formats and resolutions, with up to 4K at 60 fps and Smart HDR on supported devices.

CapCut plans and availability

Core editing tools are available for users who need to cut clips, add text, work with audio, and export videos. However, some effects, templates, and AI tools are part of CapCut Pro and may require a paid plan. Pro items are labeled in the asset browser, so you can check whether an item is included before adding it to a project.

CapCut services, features, and official availability can vary by country or region. As a result, a template, effect, or AI option shown in one location may not appear for every user. Check the app interface after installation if a particular tool is important for your editing workflow.

Using CapCut on Android

CapCut follows a simple process: start a project, add media, edit the timeline, and export the result. After completing a CapCut APK installation, you can use clips already stored on your Android phone and choose the format that fits your intended post.

1. Open CapCut and create a new project, then select the videos or photos you want to use from your device.

2. Arrange the selected clips on the timeline, then trim unwanted parts and split scenes where the pacing needs to change.

3. Add text, captions, music, recorded audio, transitions, or effects as needed, keeping each element aligned with the relevant clip.

4. Preview the full video and adjust volume, clip length, speed, or subtitle text before finalizing the project.

5. Choose the resolution and other export options, save the video, and then share it through the social service you use.

Start editing with CapCut

CapCut combines timeline editing, audio controls, captions, visual assets, and export settings in one Android app. Check the CapCut latest version if you need the currently available tools, templates, and supported export options.

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