Thank you so much! 🎉 And guess what? We just hit 1k subscribers today! Your support means a lot and helped make this possible. On to the next milestone! 🙌
Yes, you can definitely use the same masking technique with an existing logo in CapCut! Just import your logo, apply a mask to it, and animate the mask to reveal the logo the way you want. It works great for creating cool logo reveals. Let me know if you need a detailed guide on how to do it!
@@InitialDL84Great to hear! Just to clarify, would you like a detailed guide for using a logo with a background or a transparent background in CapCut?
@@InitialDL84 Got it!☺️ I'll start with a detailed guide for using a logo with a background in CapCut, and I'll also try to cover the transparent background option. Stay tuned! 👍
Thanks for pointing that out! In the new version of CapCut, the 'Multiply' blend mode might work differently. You can try adjusting other settings like opacity or experiment with different blend modes to achieve a similar effect. If that doesn't help, let me know, and I'll look into some alternatives for you! ☺️
@@editstudio963 I think I tried everything, but it still doesn’t give that effect. I need the text to cover only the face or the human figure but it covers the whole canvas. Change of opacity doesn’t help, unfortunately, as well as other tricks.
@@gulyashukurova4542 To achieve the desired effect using the green screen method in CapCut, follow these steps: 1. Create the Text with Green Background: Open CapCut and create a new project. Add a text layer with the desired text. Change the background of this text layer to a solid green color. You can do this by adding a solid green color clip underneath the text layer in the timeline. Adjust the text size and position as needed. Export this clip with the text and green background. 2. Import the Text with Green Background: Start a new project or go back to the main project where you want to apply the text effect. Import the exported clip (the one with the green background and text). Place this clip above the main video layer in the timeline. 3. Apply the Chroma Key: Select the imported clip (text with green background). Go to the "Chroma Key" tool in the toolbar. Use the color picker to select the green background. Adjust the intensity and shadow settings to cleanly remove the green background, leaving only the text visible. 4. Position the Text: Move and resize the text to cover the specific area of the video (e.g., the face or figure) as needed.Now, follow the remaining steps in the original tutorial to apply the mask effect. Please give this method a try and let me know if it resolves the problem! 😊
@@editstudio963 Thank you for detailed instructions, I tried the green screen before, but I’ll do exactly as you say and let you know the result. Thanks again!
@@gulyashukurova4542 You're welcome 🤗! I hope the instructions help this time. Let me know how it goes, and feel free to ask if you need any more assistance. 😊
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Great tutorial and very easy to follow. Thank you. 👍
Thank you so much😊! I'm glad you found it helpful and easy to follow. Feel free to check out my other tutorials for more tips!🤗
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Very nice 🎉 and good luck towards 1k subscribers
Thank you so much! 🎉 And guess what? We just hit 1k subscribers today! Your support means a lot and helped make this possible. On to the next milestone! 🙌
@@editstudio963 congratulations on 1k and all the best for the bright future 🤲🏻👍🏻
Can you do this with an already made logo as well?
Yes, you can definitely use the same masking technique with an existing logo in CapCut! Just import your logo, apply a mask to it, and animate the mask to reveal the logo the way you want. It works great for creating cool logo reveals. Let me know if you need a detailed guide on how to do it!
@@editstudio963 awesome! And yes, I would love a detailed guide on this, thanks!
@@InitialDL84Great to hear! Just to clarify, would you like a detailed guide for using a logo with a background or a transparent background in CapCut?
@@editstudio963 if you could do both that'd be great, but the one with a background would suffice 😁
@@InitialDL84 Got it!☺️ I'll start with a detailed guide for using a logo with a background in CapCut, and I'll also try to cover the transparent background option. Stay tuned! 👍
Multiply doesn’t work like this in the new version of CapCut
Thanks for pointing that out! In the new version of CapCut, the 'Multiply' blend mode might work differently. You can try adjusting other settings like opacity or experiment with different blend modes to achieve a similar effect. If that doesn't help, let me know, and I'll look into some alternatives for you! ☺️
@@editstudio963 I think I tried everything, but it still doesn’t give that effect. I need the text to cover only the face or the human figure but it covers the whole canvas. Change of opacity doesn’t help, unfortunately, as well as other tricks.
@@gulyashukurova4542 To achieve the desired effect using the green screen method in CapCut, follow these steps:
1. Create the Text with Green Background:
Open CapCut and create a new project.
Add a text layer with the desired text.
Change the background of this text layer to a solid green color. You can do this by adding a solid green color clip underneath the text layer in the timeline.
Adjust the text size and position as needed.
Export this clip with the text and green background.
2. Import the Text with Green Background:
Start a new project or go back to the main project where you want to apply the text effect.
Import the exported clip (the one with the green background and text).
Place this clip above the main video layer in the timeline.
3. Apply the Chroma Key:
Select the imported clip (text with green background).
Go to the "Chroma Key" tool in the toolbar.
Use the color picker to select the green background.
Adjust the intensity and shadow settings to cleanly remove the green background, leaving only the text visible.
4. Position the Text:
Move and resize the text to cover the specific area of the video (e.g., the face or figure) as needed.Now, follow the remaining steps in the original tutorial to apply the mask effect.
Please give this method a try and let me know if it resolves the problem! 😊
@@editstudio963 Thank you for detailed instructions, I tried the green screen before, but I’ll do exactly as you say and let you know the result. Thanks again!
@@gulyashukurova4542 You're welcome 🤗! I hope the instructions help this time. Let me know how it goes, and feel free to ask if you need any more assistance. 😊