Edit Like Natt Jongsala in CapCut PC - VIRAL Instagram Reels Hacks.

4. Edit Like Natt Jongsala in CapCut PC - VIRAL Instagram Reels Hacks.

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Hey there! It's time to dive into another tutorial inspired by the viral editing style of Natt Jongsala, often known as @youngSalah. We're going to create exactly [Music] this step-by-step in CapCut PC. Let's make your Instagram reels stand out with some cool hacks!

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Alright, let’s get straight to it.

Step 1: Set Project Settings

1. Drag in a Video Clip: Start by dragging a video clip into your timeline.
2. Adjust Ratio: Click on the ratio and select 9x16.
3. Modify Settings:
   • Click anywhere on the timeline, select Modify.
   • Turn on Arrange Layers.
   • Set Frames to 24 per second.
   • Go to Performance and choose Proxy. Select either 540 or 720 based on your computer's performance.

Step 2: Duplicate and Modify Video Layers

1. Create Duplicate Layer: Click on the video, press Option, and drag upwards to duplicate. Disable the bottom layer by pressing V.
2. Remove Background:
   • Select the top video, go to the right side, click on Remove BG, then Auto Removal.

Step 3: Add Grid Lines and Assets

1. Grid Lines: Drag in the Grid Line asset between the two video clips.
2. Adjust Grid Lines:
   • Change Opacity to 15% on the right-hand side under Basic.
3. Falling Money Effect:
   • Drag in Falling Money video and place it below the grid line.
   • Adjust size and opacity to around 30-35%.
4. RGB Effect (Silet):
   • Add the Silet effect to the Falling Money asset. Adjust the amount slightly.

Step 4: Contrast Layer and Text

1. Add Contrast Layer:
   • Import black background from Stock Materials.
   • Rotate and stretch it to cover the screen in one half.
2. Add Text Layers:
   • Drag in Text from the left side.
   • Modify font, size, boldness, and add glow effects.
   • Animate text using Random Typewriter and Slide Up animations.

Step 5: Image and Effects

1. Add and Modify Image:
   • Drag in an image, remove the background.
   • Adjust position, scale, and add glow and effect (Blule Msc).
2. Create Rectangle to Cover Eyes:
   • Drag the white background from Stock Materials.
   • Create a mask covering the eyes of the figure in the image.
   • Add text representing money signs ($, €).

Step 6: Animation and Transition

1. Create Money Animation:
   • Import images of notes/currency.
   • Animate the movements and scale transitions to give a scattered look.
2. Compound Clip:
   • Group multiple clips by right-clicking and selecting Create Compound Clip.
3. Final Rendering and Export:
   • Add final animations and transitions ensuring everything synchronizes perfectly.

Keywords

• CapCut PC
• Instagram Reels
• Editing Tutorial
• Viral Effects
• Remove Background
• Animation
• Compound Clip
• Falling Money
• Grid Lines
• Text Effects
• Image Masking

FAQ

Q: What are the key settings to start with in CapCut PC? A: Begin by setting your project ratio to 9x16, arranging layers, and choosing 24 frames per second. Also, use proxy settings to ensure smooth editing.

Q: How do I remove the background from a video in CapCut PC? A: Duplicate your video layer, disable the bottom one, and use the Remove BG feature with auto removal for good results.

Q: How can I add grid lines and glowing text effects? A: Import the grid line asset, adjust its opacity, and add texts with glow effects. You can use animations like Random Typewriter or Slide Up for dynamic text appearances.

Q: How do I create a money falling effect? A: Import a video of falling money, adjust the opacity and size, and apply an RGB effect to add deeper layers to it.

Q: What steps should I take to animate text and images? A: Add the text and images, use masks if needed, and apply animations on position, scale, and opacity for smoother transitions.

Q: How do I compound clips in CapCut PC? A: Select all the clips you want to group together, right-click, and select Create Compound Clip for a cleaner timeline.