CapCut vs. DaVinci: Which FREE Editor Should You Use?
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- Considering DaVinci Resolve or CapCut? In this video I'll compare the main differences between them, to help determine which is the best free video editing software for YOU!
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Hi, I've just started with DaVinci & can't seem find the answer to one simple question, how to zoom in to a specific area of the clip I'm working on. The mouse wheel allows me to zoom in, but only straight to the center of the clip. How do you choose a different area?
All other video editors I've worked with made this operation patently obvious but Davinci has me flummoxed. ;-)
@@steveennever9905 Hey! Do you mean when using dynamic zoom? You have to go to Edit tab, find there an icon (bottom left to video preview) where you can change to Transform edit view, Dynamic zoom view etc. This gives you an option to adjust a dynamic zoom to your needs. I am not sure if I am clear, so probably the best thing you can do is to find a video tutorial :)
Of course you can click and drag a text in DaVinci, you just have to activate « Transform » in the lower left hand corner of the preview window.
My bad!
wow thank you for that knowledge
nah you did great @@BenClaremont
Just came to the comments to say this
@@BenClaremontyour davinci exports might be faster if you use DNxHD instead of mp4, because it's a codec made for editing. Shutter encoder can change then pretty fast. Only downside is 10 times the file size. I've heard of using formats like this that were actually made for editing can make exports much faster as well as your timeline performance, even on the free version.
One thing often overlooked in the DaVinci out of the box effects, transitions etc. is that they can be easily configured and when the default setting might make them look over the top (for a quick preview when hovering ove the effect) with configuration they are often better than expected.
very nice! saved me the time to evaluate both software
Thanks Ben for sharing your thoughts about these programms.
I use Davinci Resolve and have been very impressed by the tracking features for real estate editing, it takes a while to get used to and sometimes just won't work on certain clips but the Planar Tracker can be a very useful tool most of the time
I started with Davinci 3 years ago and am now addicted to making effects within the Fusion page. Especially for 360 video, Fusion has my fun vote. There is a significant learning curve however.
same. it's really fun to chain up nodes to create complex stuff and not get lost in precomps.
Yeah, I found Resolve to be quite unintuitive and a bit clunky. But it *is* free! :)
@drinkinslim I'm genuinely suprised the company didn't realize how much money they could have made making their own tutorials of their own software on monetized videos on all social media's. The number of tutorial videos just for resolve and its view count is 600 million. If they had monetized that and accepted add they could have made 14 million dollars just by educating their own customers.
@@drinkinslim they've kept a nice balance between intuitiveness and being powerful and not turn it into a toy for the sake of user-friendly.
How long it took to master it? I'm still beginner in DaVinci and I feel literally lost in Fusion
Super helpful, great vid - thank you!
Gave my unused 2008 Sony handy cam to my great nephew, he is 9. His younger sister, aged 7 showed me how she works Capcut.
So, get with it folks. Don’t get rusted on because things are moving very fast.
wow, thanks for making this video! ill be using capcut for now. 😊
Much appreciated. I’m inspecting both of these, myself.
thank you for making this video
No worries
Thanks. Very helpful.👏
I just watch this text centering after two or three days learning how-to do lower thirds in DaVinci. Wow!
Yeah, I love my DVR Studio but not its long learning curve. Thanks for reviewing both with an eye for what each actually excels in.
I see using CapCut for quicker sequencing, then taking it to DVR for audio & Fusion FX. Gracias 4 the CapCut Cheat Sheet!
IF you gonna use Fairlight and Fusion, THEN you have no reason NOT TO USE Resolve.
IT IS far more powerful than CapCut or anything else, and after you practice a bit, and learn the shortcuts (or set your own shortcuts) it becomes fun.
I needed this video so bad. Thank you for making it
It was very useful... Thank you...
ive loved D R for the past two years or so, was a chore learning for vr180 videos but have templates set up for all the text, pretty easy.
Yeah lack of ripple trim is kinda frustrating! Hope it will appear in the future! For now the way I work around it is to do captions and stickers and just deal with the main track first.
Nicely done! For my simple video manipulations I had chosen DaVinci a few years ago based on features and reviews. This was before CapCut and I am impressed with CapCut for simple edits and I probably would have chosen it over others if it had been available.
Capcut is for lazy kids from Z generation. Customisation is a pity in there.
I have handled multi track edits pretty easy.. but u r right exfremely dif at 1st until u save 1x
Nice one Mr Ben; now you made it more difficult to choose! :-P
Ben thank you for a wonderful video. I use Vegas Pro 20. I am going to give Da Vinci Resolve a try, cause its free. Just downloaded.
thank you for this video i am a beginner and this really helped me out i use video up right now on my iphone and it is decent but i want better so I have davenci resolve on my computer and now im thinking I might want to start with cap cut and work my way up thanks for the info!
I bought the Davinci Pro version ,2 years ago because it was on offer with the free mini console.
I still have to master it (I'm almost 56 years old and for me it's just a hobby), I have little time and desire to do this, the updates are free and I have only paid for the software once, and in any case if I no longer had the free updates I would be equally happy because this software, given its current potential, will never become obsolete.
And then... it has an Italian name
p.s.
will you do Davinci tutorials with 360 videos?
Have a nice day
great video thank you, it's time to learn a new skill
Hi and thanks for that nice video. About your interactive View at 3:16. Press the transform button - the rectangel you can see under the left edge of the preview window and try to drag and move in the window ... . That works in Davinci as well :-)
I love your video Ben.
Loved the video Ben. What would be best if coming from iMovie? Ciao, Marco.
Thanks- I did make the video to help answer that 😀
@@BenClaremont 😂
Mr Ben, thanks for the demo! CapCut seems good for some casual and quick work. Does it have masking for color editing? Does it have object tracking?
Yes and yes
Resolve Guidelines: Hit Shift + spacebar and type grid or Effects Library > OpenFX > ResolveFX Generate > Grid. Only in Effects as long as I'm aware
03:40 you can also do that in da vinci you just have to tick the transform tool
@BenClaremont You actually can do the placing the text using the viewer in davinci too. you just click on transform in the drop down menu in the bottom left corner of the viewer.
Great video. Thank you.
Weird comparison though because isn’t CapCut more in line with iMovie?
No. Watch the video and you’ll see that they’re both solid options for an intermediate skill level audience, and both available on Mac and PC. iMovie is only for beginners on a Mac.
I’ve been using Capcut for a few weeks now and I like it, but…
1: I miss the audio syncing of external recorded audio. In DR external audio from a DJI Mic or Rode Wireless mic can sync automatically to the audio recorded in the video track, even Lumafusion can do this.
2: DR doesn’t need to know your shoe size and food preferences, Capcut needs to know all about you and your computer network and sends the data to China. So if you care about privacy Capcut is not a great choice.
3: Lumafusion has a great multicam feature, but it lacks all the whistles and bells that the other programs have.
4: Capcut has a subscription model for the extra features, although for most users the free version is enough.
BTW, do you know how to get rid of the annoying yellow pop-up dialogue box warning you to use keyframes?
I know, I hate that pop-up about keyframes. I submitted feedback to CapCut about it. I used LumaFusion but it just crashed a lot and started doing REALLY strange things the bigger my project got. I liked it at first but yeah, lots of missing features.
Does capcut have color space transform function on a clip level? Thanks
Ben greate video as always . Can you answer this question. which all the Tik Tok crowd can't even understand....
How /Can/ Does Capcut handle iPhone HDR video ?
I can drop HDR video into the latest capcut version . It imediatly just creates an SDR ( Rec 709 ) image . If you press modify you can change the color space to HDR . However upon save it says device cannot support HDR ( even though my BenQ monitor 100% displays HDR - proved in Premiere )
Thanks in advance !!
Hi, I tried to convert a file saved to 4k with GoPro via cupcut. I don't know why although on Cupcut I save the file with a higher resolution, I mean 2k/4k, the file is saved with a resolution of 2560x1440 which would be QHD instead of 4k 3840x2160.. why did this happen? Am I doing something wrong?
Good contrast and comparison video. I am a reall noob but I do know my way around a PC. The only down side I heard about CapCut was the limit of 15 minute videos but then again at my age, hell my attention span is way shorter than 15 mins. 😁
I've been using capcut as a beginner and think its great for starting video and edditing, I have since downloaded Davinci but find it very overwhelming with the amount of stuff there available to do. ill pick it up soon and maybe fully switch over
Ben: I tried davinci a few versions ago and while I did make a basic video out of it, I found it so intimidating, I uninstalled it. i have been a Pinnacle studio user for probably 20 years and it has its issues and crashes frequently. They put out version 26 last year and they have stopped making it. I tried Capcut 2 days ago thanks to you and it is a nice program. I made a video from it and uploaded it, but found I cannot monetize it because of the music I used. So that is a bummer they don't have free music clips. I will go and watch your Davinci videos and maybe I'll give it a try again. Either way, thanks for doing this. you got my thumbs up.
Hi Danny, I do think CapCut is a great choice for a beginner friendly editor. The music should be royalty free however- are you sure your video wasn’t monetised because of the music track? Or was it another reason?
@@BenClaremont I have been on TH-cam for years. I assure you it named off 2 songs as the reason it could not be monetized nor shown in some countries, though it did not specify. I deleted the video so I no longer have access to what 2 songs it was.
I have both, however I'm a little bit overwhelmed with options in DaVinci, so I would need to spend some time to fully understand, how this software works. I'm also trying Filmora, it's got some nice features as well, but in comparison to these 2 mentioned in your video, you need to pay for that. Not so much, but its always some money. I still can not decide, which tool I would like to fully use, because each of these 3 got something unique.
What is also worth mentioning, is that DaVinci can handle VST plugins for music adjustments! Because I playing around with music as well, I got tons of different VSTs, and DaVinci needs some time to scan your system and find them, so you could use it. And because of that loading DaVinci in state, that I could use it, takes more time for me, than for regular user, that dont have any VST.
i use capcut for most of my reels / shorts and daVinci for bigger client videos 👌
Nice 👍🏻
As an extreme noob that just wants to do some basic editing on recorded family videos, and maybe post a couple outdoor videos to TH-cam to easier share with friends and family I have a question or request. I found out quickly that my pc was not capable of editing the 360 videos I recorded on my X3, so I am in need of a new pc. I am not, and am not planning to become a "creator" that needs a high dollar system for editing professionally. I am someone that is looking for inexpensive, but capable.
Could you give me some advice, or maybe do a short video for people like me that just want the basics of hardware for editing? I do not live in the Apple ecosystem at all, so it has to be pc to coexist with the rest of my life. Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the breakdown, Ben. CapCut seems like a good entry level program but I think I’ll be using DeVinci.
You mention that Davinci Resolve crashes.
I suggest that you should edit in 1080p and deliver in 4K. You find the settings in the lower right corner > Project settings > timeline resolution > 1080p
I would worry that doing color correction on 1080 content wouldn't translate well to 4K Originals. Is that a problem you've seen?
In 2 years, I've ever only had two crashes. Both right after each other in the same project. That's it.
Hi Ben, good Video! I used Da Vinci in the past few Years to edit some drone Videos. Just some basic stuff. As my computer is a bit older, i had to use proxy files to edit 4k Video. I was really surprised that with capcut i dont need them. It is really a good SW to run with good performance on older Hardware
Interestingly, CapCut uses (or can use) proxies as well. Did you find you can edit smoothly without them? Or is it actually turned on in the settings?
@@drinkinslim i know that capcut also has proxy file support. It takes a bit of time to render proxy files. I just added drone clips to the timeline and started editing etc. No proxy file generation before editing
Hi Ben, Very nice review. Thank you. I'm in Thailand and CapCut doesnt seem to be limited for Exporting. I have exported videos over 1 1/2 hrs. Maybe its limited in the US?
Interesting- yes perhaps the limitations are region based 🤔
Hi there, thanks for the very informative video. I have a question please. Im trying to learn video editing cinematic videos using a gopro12 and im olanning tod do sime color grading. Will davinci be a better choice? I don't have any experience with video editing whatsoever
Color grading is very hard to learn and understand well. So you'd want to use the tool the pros use, which is DaVinci Resolve. There are also many great tutorials on TH-cam and some really bad ones. But that goes for any software.
Resolve is the way to go. Capcut is more of a toy and i dont want to pay Adobe forever
Hi 👋 firstly I appreciate your videos 👌
This is what I want to do but there is no tutorial of how to do it! 😢
I want to use a fisheye lens to record my video and edit them to watch them on vr headset as 180 2D video
I have searched TH-cam and Google and I can not find a solution to do it in Final Cut Pro
Do you know how to do it? Can you please make a tutorial video for it?!
I’m sure there are many people like me out there
Currently I’m recording on 360 camera then I remove myself
I’m using insta 360 pro 2 to get 8k footage so I can use 4K in 180 which it’s ok but it’s a very heavy camera and no gimbal to stabilise it while in motion
Thank you 🙏
And now in the new Resolve 19, you can manipulate the "Text+" on the screen too.
(until now just with "Text" possible)
Without question it's DaVinci Resolve for me.
I've been using it for several years and don't plan to change.
For someone just starting out, CapCut will definitely be easier.
Absolutely!
Thanks
hi ben i cannot work out to get sky replacement great review as usual
Do you mean background removal? It’s in the main video menu
CapCut seems to be heavily optimized for TikTok and TH-cam shorts, with the automatic captions, detecting and removing filler words etc.
So it seems like it may be productive even for an experienced Davinci user to use CapCut for creating those shorter clips with captions.
But can you also do the same things as CapCut on Davinci? The template effects and audio editing are indeed a big advantage... Hmm, maybe there are online tools that can give templates?
Resolve can remove filler words and empty spaces, and also you can do text editing (remove or send to timeline parts of the clips, based on transcribed version).
Ben, is it possible to mix 360 clips and normal clips into a single video to be uploaded to TH-cam? For example ... I'd do an intro, then go on a 360 tour of location A. Then I stop and talk about location B (2D video), before I go on a 360 tour of location B. .. and so on until the end into a regular video. Is there a way to do that?
Unfortunately not at this point.
Ben thanks for this. I'm planning to edit church message content (sermons) to put on shorts/insta/fb reels. Can you create a nice video in Davinci (since the audio function will be ultra important) and then upload into Capcut for the captions?
Absolutely!
Hi Ben. My 360 camera malfunctioned when I was on vacation and several of my videos were recorded at a slower frame rate. The video is super choppy. How do I use either editor to correct this problem or can it be corrected at all? TIA!
You could experiment with using Speed and ensure "optical flow" is turned on. If you can do it right, it should create new in-between frames. Mileage may vary.
This is why Final Cut Pro X is so popular. It's always had the workflow speed of Capcut for all the basic stuff. It's really lagged in adopting new features though.
They also don't make it available for Windows. 😅
Very good video! Hmm I think if you want to take your vids to the next level, you probably need DaVinci then. CapCut feels too restricted
other auto cutout features are not available to me for some reason.
how can you make a title with outline and put it everywhere you want in davinci? ...i need the title at the bottom and text+ doesn't let me do this
Having been a CapCut user for 17 hours, I will agree with your closing statement in that CapCut may not be the end all of editing programs, it is a very nice tool to have in the tool box. Personally, I think that FCPX has gotten a bit long in the tooth and while it's still my preferred program for longer, multi layered projects, they have failed to keep up with current technology video editing trends. However, I sure wish CapCut will add the Marking feature...the M on FCPX, as it could solve a few issues. And Ben...promise that you'll never stop making reviews and tutorials!
I promise 😀
What about other popular editing apps as well?
As a work-around for the marking feature (coz there isn't one in CapCut), I use the in (i) and out (o) points as if they were markers. Works okay as temporary markers anyway, eg for coming back to the project and seeing where you left off.
@@drinkinslim I tried that, but here's the problem. When trying to find something like an audible sync point, CapCut doesn't have the ability to skim the audio track with the keyboard arrows so that you can find an exact point...so using the I/O method is hit and miss. Here's three more issues I've found: 1) While it has various masks options, there's no option to draw a mask. So, if you need to cut out a specific section, you're out of luck. 2) If you're using Captions for a production that has multiple camera angles and there's not a single on screen location that works for the caption placement, the only way to do this is by highlighting the desired captions you want to move and using the Uniform Scale to pinpoint locations. The "apply to all" selection is a bit confusing. It would be nice if you could drag and drop and have it only affect the captions you highlighted. 3) When working with multiple layers where one or more layers has the talent's background cutout, there's numbered buttons to select to make it work properly. I've watched a bunch of tutorials and I haven't seen anyone address this yet. Ben?
One more item: If you have b-roll or an image or two on a timeline and want to add a transition, it affects the entire video, not just the b-roll. As an example, if you add an earthquake style transition, and your intention is to have some shake between two images placed above the main timeline, it affects everything below it...not just the b-roll or images.
What about LUT I haven't seen you explain it I have a 4k drone and it uses D-Log M I see some have a colour correction for that please can you tell me if it does it
Yes CapCut uses LUTs
I don't know if it's because of the region, but CapCut does allow exports of more than 15 minutes. I've exported 1-hour videos on it.
Yeah seems like it’s only in certain regions. Which is good!
Great video! Though I must point out, Capcut doesn't have a 15 minute limit.
I have been exporting videos over 30 minutes long for years. Haven't touched the payed version a single time.
Either way though, great video, and points out highs and lows of both.
It does, but it seems the restriction applies in certain countries but not others 👍🏻
@@BenClaremont ah, I see.
Well it seems for Australia there are no restrictions when it comes to time limit, so anyone may do with that what they will.
I wonder if it would be possible to Simply change the region on the computer without going crazy on a bunch of its other settings before launching the app or if it needs to be done during installation. However phone home features are a no bueno for me. I do all of my editing offline so if it needs to phone home for anything then it's not going to work for me.
Hello. Can somebody please help me with something in DaVinci Resolve for iPad or even in capcut. So I need to superimpoze an moving arrow on an object but in the 3D way following the form of the object. I know that this function is somewhere there but I lost it and I don't know how to find. Thank you. The superimposing in 2D it's easy but in 3D.... I can't find it.
How about other popular apps?
How you compare Capcut with a professional software like DaVinci???
Watch the video and you’ll see how
What did you edit/export this video with? DaVinci... as it's beyond 15 min?
CapCut Pro- but… I also heard from multiple people that the 15 minute export limit is actually not being imposed in many countries
Great video. Finally an honest comparison of the two. :)
Novel, incoming...
1) the iPad app for Resolve is "complete @ss" on anything less than an M1 chipped iPad. It just breaks more and more as you use it. Ask me how I know. :)
2) the "advanced features" you mentioned in CapCut are Pro (paid) ones vs free in Resolve.
3) CapCut isn't limited to 15 minutes export on the free version. I'm editing on Windows, mind you. Having said that, I *don't* get the prores options for exporting, even though technically the WIndows version could have it.
4) CapCut's rendered audio is limited to a mere 192kbps AAC (compressed audio). Even TH-cam supports 256kbps AAC. I hate to think what happens to the audio when it's rendered out and then edited again. Yikes. Although CapCut can render FLAC (lossless compressed audio), it is a separate file that you would then need to stitch together with the video in another program.
5) A pro for CapCut: it has Speed Ramps! I couldn't find that in Resolve. CapCut also has a whiten teeth feature which is apparently useful for EVERYONE on TH-cam, because ALL TH-camrs have Donny Osmond level white teeth. Wait, who's Donny Osmond? ;)
If I record in 60 or 120 fps for slow motion, does CapCut allow me to change the playback speed of a clip to achieve this?
Indeed
Very good comparison, I have the same experiences.
What is also a disadvantage for me is the lack of AudioScrubbing.
I edit a lot to music, and I want to have my cuts in exactly the right place. With CapCut this is a long process due to the lack of audio scrubbing.
The lack of multiline editing is also a problem if you are used to working with Resolve (or other editors).
I am absolutely not a professional, but as a hobbyist I still want to reach a certain level.
By the way, have you made a video yet about working with 360 degree videos in Resolve?
Agree about audio scrubbing. CapCut also have a feature where it creates perfect cut points when editing footage to music. I have a 360 DaVinci tutorial in my 360 Video 101 course- are you a member? If so you’ll find it in the editing section 😀
I'm a member, but didn't do a lot with the tutorials yet (I should :-) )
Just looked at the video, the link that you mention, that should be below the video isn't there, only the link to resolve is there
@heumsweetheum yes you should 😀 which link do you mean?
@@BenClaremont the link to the reactor plugin
That reminds me: CapCut has a problem with audio cuts where it introduces a slight "tick" sound at the cut-point a lot of the time. Drives me batty. @@BenClaremont
Hi Ben! Excellent video! I, like millions of Americans, will be in the direct path of the solar eclipse in the U.S. on April 8th. Do you have any suggestions for making 360 photos and videos of this historic event? Could you make a video on how to cover the eclipse in 360 for your channel? I believe it will get a TON of views! Thanks!
I'm using CapCut and I want to start working in the video editing industry, any advice on how to start learning? Would CapCut be okay to use for professional editing jobs?
For professional jobs you could start with it for low budget clients, then move to Davinci Resolve once clients start getting bigger.
CapCut is neither meant for, nor will it ever be for professionals. If you want to become a professional, use the right tool from the beginning.
I like how absolutely NO-ONE has mentioned Shotcut!! Open source and there is a bit of a learning curve particularly with masking but it is a full, free open source version of Premier Pro
Have not heard of it… I would question how good it is, as premiere is now quite dated now and these two editors have MUCH more modern features & templates.
@@BenClaremont I can't compare it to Premiere Pro personally having not used premiere pro myself. I had only quoted a review that I'd seen on-line.
@@ItsDaveTweats if platforms REALLY are as good as/better than existing platforms, they usually don’t stay hidden for long. For example, CapCut. So my guess is that shotcut doesn’t have any major advantages over DaVinci, CapCut or premiere.
11:31 bro davinci is itself 2.0 GB and it takes alot of ram for processing , then how it will fit in mobile, sometimes it lags on my pc also
I know that with da Vinci it takes up a lot of room so you wanna make sure you have enough strong enough computer or if it's a laptop you have a Mac or a gaming on top
What about saving your projects long term? CapCut is limited but I still love it.
CapCut saves projects automatically to your computer, as does DaVinci
@@BenClaremont I am using iPad. Not sure how to backup those project files. I will save them to the cloud but that will run out eventually.
Im not a "Colorista", do Cap Cut have the "Auto color correction" like Premiere? Because I use that on almost all my clips and then maybe do some small adjustments.
No software has auto color correction feature. PP might have an auto whitepoint adjustment. DR does too.
@@akyhne Idk, im no expert but in PP I have an "Auto" button and when I press it PP analysis the video frame and drag a whole lot of sliders back and forth, like warmth, saturation, shadows, highlights, tint etc etc. So for me that is "Auto color correction".
@@oldschoolgaming4763 That would be a complete guessing game then, as no software can know how an image or in this case, a video should look. Only WB is somewhat guessable.
@@akyhne Search for "Premiere Pro Auto color correct" on TH-cam and you will find videos that showcase this.
Can you make a video comparison between effects in CapCut desktop and Fusion? We know how professional and articulate effects we get from DaVinci but we all agree is overwhelming. I feel lost everytime, wondering if CapCut it will be later on a considerable alternative for professional projects.
Never!
For me Who does Faceless videos. I probably will not need da vinci for a long long time. As there is no need to colour correction for my videos and Sound i edit it in other software.
Aslo My laptop is unable to run Davinci. Only capcut can run.
As for the time limit that's not a problem at all i make 5-8 min videos usually.
after one year I moved to DVR from capcut. While I enjoy the control DVR provides, I miss the simplicity that capcut provides. Needless to say my videos are looking much better after moving to DVR, especially with premium plugins like dehancer.
Other than cost, not sure why you eschew FCPX? i use FCPX and DR and FCPX is a lot easier to use!
Because it’s not a free editor…
AND… it doesn’t touch these two for what they specialise in. Between them, all your editing needs are met- a beginner friendly editor for social media, and an advanced editor for bigger projects. FCPX doesn’t really add anything to the mix.
I like DaVinci as much as CapCut. When I do an edit (in DaVinci), with either sound or picture, everything on the various timelines all go out of sync, then I spend ages putting everything back together. I now have to lock all time lines to do and edit, then unlock to carry on editing, that is until the next cut, thus wasting so much time,. On CamCut, when I edit, or place a bit of music on a time line, footage on all the other open timelines stays in place. I am sure I am missing something with DaVinci. If the timelines did not constantly go out of sync, I would place Davinci in front of CapCut. I have just edited (in the past weeks) 4 x videos with a R/T of 3hours each on CapCut with no issues at all. I could not have done this using DaVinci.
What do you mean they go out of sync?
Capcut seems to have copied Final cut 1-1 and made it available for windows but again it suffers from the same problem that FCP suffers like the magnetic timeline (lol), clip based editing instead of track based like you can edit multiple clips at the same time, you can't edit audio and video separately easily but it comes with tons of built in effects which would come in really handy but I've noticed it lacks the in-depth control that Resolve/Fusion has which makes it a obvious choice for me but if for social media/reels editing it could be a viable choice if you only care about being able to edit the fastest without much quality and tool control. The built in effects are a lot in Capcut which is a really good feature but I don't think they let you add any currently but for Resolve, I can use professional plugins made by companies like MotionVFX or make mine and stand out that way lol as I've kind of noticed 80% of videos made with Capcut have started to look the same and it's not just effects and graphics.
3:51 Resolve has that feature btw, if you are using the regular Text effect then you can just click on it and move and snap to different part of the video and if you are using the Text+ effect then you'd have to turn on the transform widget (at the bottom right of the viewer) and you'd be able to move, rotate, scale etc. (currently it doesn't support snapping like the Text effect)
Great video dude. Thanks for all of the information.
Thank you for this really professionel review! I have a slightly older PC and capcut doesnt work in this, whilst Resolve is running slightly fast.
What I like you to ask is the issue with Resolve: If you have one time selected a framerate and edited it, it is not possible to reframe it. Do you have an ideas about this issue?
Can I use Resolve in a Ryzen 3 8gb Ram 12th gen laptop?
In the Ts & Cs CapCut says it basically has the rights to use your content and your account identity in any way it likes, including the use by all affiliated third parties and can profit from it without paying you anything. I wouldn't go near any app with those sort of terms.
Even if it does- they don’t do that.
It's a chinese company, so yes they absolutely will.
I use capcut free . It lets me export 4k videos over an hour long..
Good to know!
What about editing 360 video? Do both work?
CapCut doesn’t, but can edit clips you’ve already reframed. DaVinci does.
@@BenClaremontBen, how are you editing 360 in Da Vinci Resolve?
The latest reframe 360 plug in (which is no longer supported?) crashes on the Mac so I have to reframe in the insta studio app 1st.
So you are comparing a "15min Free" program, with DaVinci Resolve ?
There are KdenLive, or VSDC, or even VideoProc Vlogger.
All 3 are Free, and the latter is quite user friendly.
VideoProc Vlogger, have you had a look at this?
I have not
It's good. Kind of like CapCut, but has it's own limitations. Export options is one of them. It also misses a lot of fx that CapCut has, like whiten teeth (for example) and I think speed ramps, etc. Very nice otherwise though, imo.
Pretty easy choice for me, Da Vinci refuses to run on my 10yr old laptop (because of the Intel graphics). Capcut can't do what I want, so I use VSDC instead.
Can anyone recommend an online video editing course?
Me! Link in description 😀
For now, I will remain a Davinci Resolve user. CapCut ease-of-use and AI affects are attractive, but as long as ByteDance maintains full ownership, I will have to pass. There are just too many tangible personal (and business) security and privacy risks relevant to software published by ByteDance.
Is there a devinchi 18 32 bit?
No!
12:58 I exported a 2 hour video in Capcut and I Don't use Pro
Can it do 360 videos
Davinci yes.
I want to record videos from my phone and edit it in my phone. That's why is CapCut winner.