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How To Get 4K Quality On CapCut | Tutorial

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Introduction

In this tutorial, we'll transform an original clip into a far better version by achieving high-quality 4K results using CapCut and a few enhancer apps. Follow these detailed steps to enhance the quality of your clips.

Important Information

Before diving into the tutorial, it's essential to know that the exceptionally high-quality clips often seen on platforms like TikTok are frequently made using a software called Topaz, which is available only on PC. For mobile editing, using an enhancer app is necessary. Here are some popular enhancer apps for upgrading your clip quality:

  • Meitu
  • Wink
  • Time Cut
  • Blur

In this guide, we'll focus on using Meitu and Time Cut.

Step-by-Step Process

Step 1: Using Meitu

  1. Open Meitu: Launch the Meitu app and navigate to the video editing option.
  2. Import Clip: Select and import your original clip.
  3. Image Quality Enhancement: Click on the 'Image Quality' enhancement option and confirm.
  4. Export Clip in 1080P: After the enhancement process is complete, save the clip in 1080P quality.

Step 2: Enhancing Using Meitu Again

  1. Repeat Enhancement: Navigate back to the main menu and repeat the steps from the first enhancement. Import the previously exported clip.
  2. Second Round of Enhancement: Again, click on 'Image Quality' and confirm to enhance the clip’s quality.
  3. Export in 4K: This time, save the clip in 4K quality.

Step 3: Using Time Cut

  1. Open Time Cut: Launch the Time Cut app.
  2. Apply Preset: Use the first preset available, as it significantly boosts the clip’s quality.
  3. Save Clip: Save the clip after applying the preset.

Step 4: Final Adjustments in CapCut

  1. Open CapCut: Open CapCut and ensure your clip is ready for editing.
  2. Adjust Settings: Go to the adjustment settings.
    • Auto Adjust (CapCat Pro Users): Set around 50. If you don’t have Pro, skip this step.
    • Brightness: Around 15.
    • Contrast: Around 15.
    • Saturation: Around 10-15.
    • Exposure: Increase slightly.
    • Sharpness: Set around 75.
    • These numbers are just starting points, so adjust as needed.
  3. Add a Black Overlay: If the clip is too bright, add a black overlay and set the opacity to around 10-15 to darken it slightly.
  4. Export Project: Finally, export your project in 4K quality.

Final Result

Here’s the comparison:

  • Before: Initial lower-quality clip
  • After: Enhanced 4K quality clip

Stay tuned for the next video where we'll show you how to get a nice blue color correction (CC) on CapCut. If interested, consider subscribing to our channel. Until next time, stay safe!

Keywords

  • CapCut
  • 4K Quality
  • Video Editing
  • Meitu
  • Time Cut
  • Mobile Editing
  • Enhancer Apps
  • TikTok
  • Adjustment Settings
  • Color Correction (CC)

FAQ

Q1: Can I use Topaz for mobile editing? A1: No, Topaz is only available for PC. For mobile editing, you will need to use enhancer apps like Meitu, Wink, Time Cut, or Blur.

Q2: Do I need CapCut Pro for this tutorial? A2: CapCut Pro is not strictly necessary. However, if you have it, you can utilize the Auto Adjust feature to simplify part of the process.

Q3: Can the enhancement presets in Time Cut work for photos? A3: Yes, the preset used in Time Cut can also significantly improve the quality of photos, including those of real people.

Q4: Why do I need to export the video in 1080P first in Meitu? A4: Exporting in 1080P first ensures the initial quality enhancement is preserved. The second enhancement step and subsequent export in 4K maximizes the quality.

Q5: How should I adjust the settings in CapCut for best results? A5: Start with the suggested settings (Brightness: 15, Contrast: 15, Saturation: 10-15, Exposure: slight increase, Sharpness: 75) and adjust according to your clip’s specific needs.