
Tip number two is a background music and sound effects thing. Now, I’m not a perfectionist when it comes to editing my videos, but there are a few settings with CapCut that you can change to increase the quality of your videos for the viewer. Tip #2: Always Lower Background Music and Sound Effects Volume With that, you don’t have to worry about deleting it, or forgetting to delete it, and then having to go back and do it later. But in your CapCut settings on the top-right, there’s a gear icon and there’s a setting in there to disable the default ending entirely. However, it’s really easy to delete, you just select it, then hit the trashcan, and it’s gone from your project.

So first, you’ll notice that by default, CapCut adds their little logo thing at the end of every project. Tip #1: Remove CapCut Logo Default Ending So when you get slowed down by having to redo an edit because the settings weren’t right, or things just weren’t the way you wanted them to be, it’s a huge pain and it’s super aggravating. If you’re like me, then the reason you use an app like CapCut to edit your videos is that you’re probably busy, you have things to do, or you want to quickly edit a video and get it posted. So here are some settings to avoid if you’re editing your videos using CapCut.

Thanks to Epidemic Sound for partnering with me to bring you this Capcut Tutorial! Try Epidemic Sound free using this link: /epidemicsound CapCut Settings to Avoid Some product links in this post are affiliate links, and I will be compensated when you purchase by clicking our links. With that, here are some of the CapCut settings to avoid so you can create and upload videos faster for your viewers. There’s nothing more frustrating than wasting time having to re-do your edits for your video.
