Capcut Alternatives ?

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Among Capcut alternatives, what do you suggest as the best ? Specifically looking for something that has more templates & effects, as I have access to that & would like to save time.

I'd appreciate your inputs.
 
Among Capcut alternatives, what do you suggest as the best ? Specifically looking for something that has more templates & effects, as I have access to that & would like to save time.

I'd appreciate your inputs.
I'm also using capcut and haven't found a more time saving alternative yet.
 
Automated adobe after effects? Probably what I would do for vfx.

I'm only looking for professional grade stuff, so might be too much for someone else

I don't know what type of vfx.

Templates... What the hell. Making stuff using templates is slow. Using scripts I get 600 videos in a minute on a fast computer.
 
Automated adobe after effects? Probably what I would do for vfx.

I'm only looking for professional grade stuff, so might be too much for someone else

I don't know what type of vfx.

Templates... What the hell. Making stuff using templates is slow. Using scripts I get 600 videos in a minute on a fast computer.
I don't produce videos in masses, so i'm not looking for scripts, the thing is CapCut works like charm for me, but it lacks a lot in terms of effect, transitions ... etc, so I'm wondering if there's something in between out there, in terms of time saving & rich in options too.
 
I don't produce videos in masses, so i'm not looking for scripts, the thing is CapCut works like charm for me, but it lacks a lot in terms of effect, transitions ... etc, so I'm wondering if there's something in between out there, in terms of time saving & rich in options too.
What is a problem with using Davinci Resolve. You can import custom transitions into it.

Rich options is something we define ourselves.

I define process of things to do, and once I have a process, I can create a video using images, then exporting and connecting them frame by frame -> 30 images a second gives me motion. So for 60 seconds I need 30 frames x 60 sec. Can be done with any video desktop software, really.

If you don't automate / outsource, you really can't get efficient with time-saving. I can't do everything by myself. I have limited time.
Finding faster software that streamlines something by having more stuff built into it, is not enough. I think so.
 
What is a problem with using Davinci Resolve. You can import custom transitions into it.
Thanks for the suggestion, will look into it.
 
I went to CapCut and ironically this is an idea I got with their templates to create.

Really low, amateur vibes. ;) There's no truth / value orientation in those templates. It can be good for immature audiences.


I'm more of a truth seeking person than shorts creator which I consider hell, so I don't know.
 
If your main problem is saving your time on a product you will ultimately earn money on, you can always hire someone. There are people out there who can do marvels in a fraction of the time and effort you'll exert.
Envato Elements is a good place to get Ideas, with lots of options and templates(SaaS get as much as you can under the terms).
Not using automation is a choice you have to rethink. It can streamline your work. if there is anything you are doing repetitively you can solve it with a few hours of code writing (and testing).
 
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