If you're using CapCut to edit videos, you might want to adjust the resolution and frame rate to suit different platforms or to optimize performance. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process.
Your video will now be displayed in the timeline section, ready for editing.
Move to the top right corner of the interface where you see the current resolution (e.g., 1080p).
Remember that increasing the resolution will not enhance your video quality if the original recording is in a lower resolution. Always stick to the resolution your video was recorded in for the best results.
Frame rate adjustment is also available:
Manipulating the frame rate slider will show how the estimated file size changes. Reducing the frame rate can help in decreasing the file size.
Make sure to save your changes to ensure they’re applied to the video. You can also see how changes in resolution and frame rate impact file size in the estimated file size section.
By following these simple steps, you can effectively manage the resolution and frame rate in your CapCut projects, optimizing your video for your targeted platform and audience.
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Q3: Can I improve the quality of my video by increasing the resolution in CapCut?
Q4: What does adjusting the frame rate in CapCut do?
Q5: Will lowering the frame rate save memory space?
Q6: Should I always use the default frame rate settings?
Q7: How can I see the impact of changes in resolution and frame rate on my file size?
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