What tool would you recommend?

Are you looking for something available on IOS/Android, or are you fine with a Windows/MAC program? I have a few recommendations, but it depends.

What will save you the most time in the end is configuring your export settings to be optimised for your use case.
 
Try Camtasia it's lightweight, simple, and quicker than CapCut
 
There are many online tools available for video editing that let you create high-quality videos quickly and without much hassle.
 
If you spend 3 days learning any editing tool you will be familiar with the process and make edits fast

Another method is writing down the steps to be followed in editing process and following them in order, this will train your mind to perform better
 
If you’re finding CapCut too fiddly or slow, here are a few alternatives that can speed up your workflow without sacrificing polish:

  1. Descript
    Beyond transcription and podcasting, Descript’s “Studio” video editor lets you cut on words (just delete the transcript!) and automatically reflow your timeline. It’s absurdly fast for cutting talking-head clips, adding captions and swapping out B-roll.
  2. Canva Video
    If you already like Canva’s design interface, their video module is built for drag-and-drop simplicity. Tons of templates, stock clips and one-click text animations make it easy to crank out 30- to 60-second social videos in minutes.
  3. Adobe Premiere Rush
    Rush is a lightweight offshoot of Premiere that syncs to your Creative Cloud. You get streamlined timeline editing, motion-graphic templates and basic color/ audio tools—all in a far more responsive, less intimidating UI.
  4. Veed.io
    A browser-based editor with instant captions, on-brand fonts/colors and stock media built in. The timeline is simpler than traditional NLEs, and things like progress bars, lower thirds and filters are literally one-click presets.
  5. Filmora
    Wondershare’s Filmora combines a familiar track-based editor with a huge effects store. Its “Instant Cutter” tool can slice and export short clips super-fast, and the template library speeds up intros, transitions and titles.

Any of these will let you do basic cuts, text overlays and B-roll swaps in a fraction of the time it takes in CapCut—pick one that matches the style of projects you’re doing and lean on its built-in templates to avoid reinventing the wheel on every edit.
 
What video editing tool would you recommend to make pretty good videos without taking ages? I feel like it takes quite long with capcut
Try Filmora, I guess that's an easy way to make videos. Spend some time and you are gonna get quicker. The best thing about Filmora is the conversion of the end product. You'll get to know once you start it.
 
Adobe animate, if you want to make fun meme videos, easier than ever, and don't forget a sub to chatgpt, so you can upload your characters, and get different positions to trace back.
 
Good videos take time, because you need after effect, Text animation to make it more engaging and as a beginner video editor, i can help with video to build up my portfolio I use Davinci Resolve Studio
 
What video editing tool would you recommend to make pretty good videos without taking ages? I feel like it takes quite long with capcut
If you want to create a quick and beautiful video, you can use Canva. Because Canva's interface is easy to use, there are a variety of templates available for you to apply; supports teamwork and cloud storage; the special thing is that you can use it on both computers and phones.
 
What video editing tool would you recommend to make pretty good videos without taking ages? I feel like it takes quite long with capcut
If you are in China, I would recommend you to use Jianying. I have learned two softwares, PR and AE, before. However, when many people used Jianying in China, I scoffed at it, thinking that it was something only rookies would use. But after I actually used it, I realized that this is the law of "real thinking". Although it cannot be linked to AE like PR, it only requires a very small part of the things that AE needs to do. Although it needs to be exported and then imported into Jianying after completion, it is much more efficient than linking PR to AE, because you need to actually make a lot less things. It has different templates and is simply a robot that even a fool can operate. It is simple and efficient.
 
Filmora and canva are great option both are relatively easy to use it and you can learn in short time compared with other options from my knowledge
 
might not be the most popular one but you can just use the free one with windows clipchamp.
 
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