CapCut Tutorial for Beginners Class 10: Animation in CapCut | English

Hello everyone, welcome to Class 10.

In today's class, we are going to learn how to animate objects in CapCut.

We will create one animation using keyframes.

Step 1: Import Your Object

1. Bring the object you want to animate onto the board.
2. Example: a football.
3. Remove any watermark by tapping on it and deleting it.

Step 2: Decide the Animation Path

1. Before animating, decide what you want to animate.
2. Example: We want the football to move from top to bottom.
3. Set the starting point: place the football at the top.

Step 3: Add the First Keyframe

1. Tap the keyframe button on the right side next to the play button.
2. This will add a keyframe at the starting position.

Step 4: Set the Ending Point

1. Move the video forward in the timeline.
2. Drag the football to the ending point (e.g., center of the screen).
3. A keyframe is automatically created at this new position.
4. Play the video to see the football animation from top to center.

Step 5: Add More Complex Motion

1. To make the football move up and down, leave a little gap and add another keyframe.
2. Drag the football to the desired position (e.g., bottom).
3. Play the video to see the animation in action.

Step 6: Control Speed

1. Spacing between keyframes controls speed:
2. Keyframes far apart → animation slower
3. Keyframes close together → animation faster
4. Example:
5. A keyframe at the top, then another far away at the bottom → slow fall.
6. Keyframes close together for a quick bounce → fast motion.
7. You can change directions by adding keyframes at new positions to create dynamic movement.

Step 7: Practice

• The key to smooth animations is practicing keyframe placement and timing.
• Experiment with different gaps between keyframes to control speed and movement.

Closing Notes

• Download CapCut from the Sidebar.
• If you are watching on CGHEVEN, find the link in the sidebar.

Thanks for watching. See you in the next class. Goodbye!