Editing Text on CapCut Tutorial

Hey fellow creators! I remember when I first started dabbling with CapCut, and one of the biggest game-changers for making my videos pop was discovering how to use stickers. They're not just for fun; they seriously elevate your content, whether you're trying to emphasize a point, add a touch of humor, or just make things look more aesthetically pleasing. If you've been wondering how to master adding stickers in CapCut, you're in the right place – I'll share my go-to steps and tips! Getting started is super straightforward. First, open your project in CapCut. Along the bottom menu, you'll see various options. Tap on 'Stickers' (it’s usually quite prominent!). This will open up CapCut's extensive sticker library. You'll find everything from trendy animated graphics, classic emojis, speech bubbles to decorative elements. I love how organized they are into categories, making it easy to find exactly what you need for any mood or message. Once you’ve selected your perfect sticker, just tap on it to add it to your video timeline. Now that your sticker is on the timeline, let’s make it perfect. You can drag it anywhere on your video frame to position it. Want it smaller or bigger? Simply pinch in or out on the sticker directly on the preview screen – it’s super intuitive! Adjusting the duration is also crucial. On your timeline, the sticker will appear as a separate layer. Just like adjusting a video clip, you can drag the beginning and end of this sticker layer to control exactly when it appears and disappears. I often make my stickers appear briefly for emphasis or extend them for a longer visual cue. This is where stickers truly shine for me! CapCut offers fantastic 'Animations' for your stickers. After selecting your sticker on the timeline, tap 'Animations' from the bottom menu. You’ll find 'In,' 'Out,' and 'Loop' animations. I love using a subtle 'Fade In' for a smooth entrance and something playful like a 'Pop' or 'Bounce' for an exit. Experiment with different 'Effects' too! Sometimes, adding a glitter effect or a soft glow can make your sticker stand out even more. Don't forget that you can also adjust the 'Speed' of these animations to match your video's pace. Here are a few tricks I've picked up. Don't be afraid to use the 'Overlay' feature to layer multiple stickers or combine them with other elements. For instance, I’ve often used a text bubble sticker and then added custom 'Add text' on top of it to create a personalized caption. Or, if I'm showcasing something specific, I might use an arrow sticker and then add text like 'LETS GET DRESSED' to grab attention. Always check your 'Video quality' after adding multiple elements to ensure everything looks sharp. Stickers are amazing for calls to action, visual reactions, or simply adding a decorative touch. Play around, have fun, and let your creativity flow!