How to Edit Motion Graphics in CapCut (Beginner to Pro)
Danny Why · 4,906 words · 25 min read · EN-ORIG

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The reason why you're not growing on YouTube is probably your video editing. I mean, YouTube is a video platform, so editing is really important. And if you don't know how to edit videos the right way, you won't get views. Now, most people think you need hard programs to fix this. But that's not true. Because
this video over here from my channel got 500,000 views and it made me $2,500 and I didn't use any complicated software to edit this video. I used CapCut. It's simple. It's fast and you can even use it for free. In this video, I will show you for free step-by-step how to go from a beginner to a pro video
editor using CapCut. Let's begin the tutorial. Now, first of all, if you don't have CapCut, make sure to go on your browser, search for CapCut, scroll down and go to their website. Over here, you can click on the download button to download CapCut on your computer and then just install it on your computer.
That's it. Now, once you have CapCut installed, I want you to open it. So, you just click on the CapCut logo and you open CapCut on your computer. Now, once you open CapCut, it's going to look like this. Over here, you can view your previous projects and as you can see, I'm editing all my videos inside CapCut.
To create a new project, you just click over here on the blue big button that says create a project. Just click on it and now you will have a new project opened. The first thing I want to teach you is how to create motion graphics inside CapCut. A lot of people think you
need After Effects to create motion graphics. That's not true. In this video, I'm going to show you how you can create motion graphics inside CapCut. So, the first thing you want to do is go over here to the top left where it says stickers, click on stickers and then click on shapes. Scroll down and click
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