As someone who frequently edits videos on CapCut, I find adding text to be one of the most essential features for making content engaging and informative. When you open CapCut, navigating to the 'Enter text' option allows you to add captions, titles, or subtitles with ease. You can customize your text with different fonts, sizes, colors, and even animations to fit your video’s style. One tip I’ve found helpful is to use the text tool not just for titles but also to highlight key points or lyrics, as I sometimes use music clips like 'MAF Teeski - Munyun' in my edits. This makes the videos more dynamic and easier to follow. Also, experimenting with timing the text appearance with beats or scene changes can really enhance viewer engagement. CapCut’s interface is quite user-friendly, and once you get the hang of timing and formatting, your videos look professionally edited without needing complex software. For beginners, I recommend starting with simple text overlays and then exploring other effects gradually. The app also supports layering multiple text boxes, which is great for creating subtitles or annotations. Overall, mastering the 'Enter text' feature in CapCut massively improves your storytelling and video quality, whether you're creating social media posts, music videos, or casual clips for friends.