Julie Broad presents a short YouTube demo showing how to use CapCut (tool five in a series) for quick video creation. She logs into CapCut, selects a template, adds an image, follows on-screen prompts to edit background, text, and audio, exports the video, then demonstrates swapping out the music track by deleting the old audio and dragging in a new one. She ends with a pointer to capcut.com and an on-video link.
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All right. Tool five Cap Cut. For quick video creation. I'm going to make a video for you really quick. So I log into capcut, I choose a template. Okay, this one's perfect. So I've got my template. I put in my image. If you haven't used this before, all you have to do is follow the prompts that are popping up on the screen. And you can edit things like the background and also the audio, and you can add text. So now I'm going to export it, but here is the finished product, part one, because I'm going to change the music. Usually, you know, I never double back. Okay, so that music isn't my taste. I want to show you how quick and easy it is to change that music. So here we go. Select the music. Now click on your video so you get the music track showing. All you have to do is click on that, delete the old track, click and drag the new track, and voila, here we are. Check this video out. It's much better. All right, so if you want to play around with it, it's just capcut.com and I'll link to that below as well.