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Welcome back to cool $#!+ you can do on CapCut🎬 A series where we show editing tutorials for some of the gatekept things you can do on CapCut ✨ In ep 4 we breakdown all things 💎keyframes💎 and different CapCut edits you can do just by learning how to use the keyframes feature👀 They can be tricky to learn and master, so let's break it down. The keyframe is basically just a marker to indicate how and when you want a change to happen. This feature is available on pretty much any editing app or platform and looks something like this. Let's break down an example edit using keyframes that should explain exactly what I mean. So let's say I wanted to look like I'm catching PR products into the status box. I had my main footage of me pretending to catch products uploaded here. I've uploaded the products and remove their backgrounds, and sized them where I want them on the screen like this. Now with the first product overlay clip selected, I'm going to add a keyframe here at the beginning. Then I'm going to scroll on the clip and move the product on the screen down and size it smaller and repeat. Scroll on the clip and adjust the product on screen. Do this as you want to eventually move and size down into the box. The product overlays. This is just one example of how to use keyframes, but it's the same concept for pretty much any edit you want to do where products are moving or on command. It's also how people do slow zooms in like this. Just add a keyframe on the clip, scroll on the clip and zoom in on the screen. Be sure to stay tuned for part five on cool $#!+ you can do on CapCut.