

The next ribbon has options for text borders, highlights, and backgrounds.The first ribbon contains fonts that you can choose by tapping on one of the buttons displaying a font preview.There are three settings in this tab, and all are located on their individual ribbons:

To customize it further, go to the “Style” tab.

The first time you see your text, it will appear in a plain style. Once you’re finished, move on to the next tab and the text will appear imposed on the video.After the menu comes up, it will be set to the “Keyboard” tab by default.Tapping the “Add text” button will bring up a menu with several tabs where you can edit different aspects of your text.This method will focus on the “Add text” option. The available options are “Add text,” “Text templates,” “Auto captions,” and “Stickers.” If you want to customize your text to the greatest extent, choose “Add text.” However, if you’d like a quick solution with fewer customization options, you can go to “Text templates” and use one of the many preset animated texts.When you open a video with the CapCut app, you’ll see the video preview, the timeline, and the menu bar at the bottom.
