Forget After Effects: Claude + CapCut Is the Only Editing Stack You Need

What you just watched, every cut, every animation, and every transition was created by Claude within Cap Cut in less than 20 minutes. So far, there honestly hasn't been a single edit or really a single thing that this combination couldn't handle. But to get it to this point, I've spent weeks of trial and

error and a ton of credits. But that way, you won't have to. So, in this video, I'm going to tell you everything you need to know to create stunning videos with color grading, motion design, and animation. And the best part is that it'll all be done by AI. So, here's the plan. I took one raw video

and by the end of this tutorial, we will transform it completely. Every improvement goes into a different part of the same video. So, watch the before and make sure to stick around for the after. So, first you'll need to install Claude on your computer. And in the previous video, we talked about how to

use one of Claude's features called design to create highquality motion effects. Today we're going to talk about another killer combination of Claude, Cap Cut and Claude. So if you don't have Claude yet, make sure to go to Claudeai and download the app for Mac or PC. If you don't have Cap Cut, you'll need to

do the same. Now, let's jump back to Claude. When you log in for the first time, it'll likely appear exactly as you see on my screen. So, previously when I shot this video, we threw together a rough edit, and honestly, it looked bad. Flat colors, no life in it. Now, normally this is where you'd give up or

you'd hire a colorist, but instead we're going to fix the color foundation and we're going to do it right inside of Clot. So, let's take our single timeline, drop the raw footage in, and look at the first problem. Now, every editor knows the pain of spending hours tweaking color wheels just to fix flat