How to Create a Ken Burns Effect in CapCut - CapCut Tutorial

Want to bring your photos and videos to life with the Ken Burns effect in CapCut? In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create this iconic zoom and pan effect to add motion and drama to your still images and videos. Follow our easy steps to enhance your storytelling and make your videos more engaging!
📌 Topics Covered:
➡Introduction to the Ken Burns Effect
➡Importing Your Photos or Videos
➡Applying the Ken Burns Effect
➡Adjusting Zoom and Pan Settings
➡Tips for Effective Use of the Ken Burns Effect
➡Previewing and Exporting Your Video with the Ken Burns Effect
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[@CoachLou17]

Is there a way to make this easy to duplicate? Like if I have a clip I already edited with this effect…is there a way to apply those keyframes to another clip?
Know what I mean…?

[@VideoNerd101]

Hi! You can try to Click the video layer select the show keyframe and copy-paste the keyframe in the different parts of the video. Thanks, hope it works!