Stop guessing in CapCut. Start editing like a pro.
Raise your skills. Never lower your ideas.
Make the videos you keep saving for inspiration. Master CapCut, turn hours of trial and error into confident edits, and create content people want to keep watching.
You have the ideas. The edit just never matches them.
I opened CapCut and felt lost.
Hundreds of panels, buttons and effects, and no idea where to actually start.
I've watched endless tutorials.
You can follow along step by step, but you still can't put a whole video together on your own.
My edits look amateur.
The footage is fine. The cuts feel abrupt, the text looks default and nothing feels intentional.
Editing takes me forever.
One video eats your whole weekend, so you post less than you want to.
My audio sounds messy.
Music drowns your voice, levels jump around and people click away without saying why.
The AI tools confuse me.
You press generate, get something odd, burn credits and never go back.
None of this is a talent problem. It's a missing process. And a process is something we can teach you.
We don't teach buttons. We teach editing.
Anyone can show you where a button is. That knowledge breaks the moment CapCut moves it. We teach you what an edit is trying to do, why a technique works and when to leave it out. So when you face footage we never covered, you still know what to do.
Understand the why
Every technique starts with the problem it solves, so you know when to use it and when not to.
Watch it built
Real builds on real footage, step by step, with nothing skipped and nothing assumed.
Practise it yourself
Action steps after every lesson and a resource page for each one, so you learn by doing, not just watching.
You need every lesson. Some are just harder.
You need every lesson to edit well. The tags just show how hard each one is, so you know when to slow down and practise.
Quick to pick up
Clear, step-by-step lessons that usually click on the first watch.
- The interface, clip organisation and exports
- Basic cutting, pacing and jump cuts
- Effects and transitions
- Colour basics, audio balance and editing to music
Takes some practice
More moving parts. Expect to pause, rewatch a step and try it yourself.
- J-cuts, L-cuts and match cuts
- Keyframes, masking and sound design
- YouTube tutorials, educational reels and AI Video Studio
The most difficult
Multi-step builds that combine several techniques at once. Worth taking slowly.
- Cinematic cuts, speed ramps and UI graphics
- Kinetic text animations and AI motion graphics
- Documentary, travel and editorial reel edits
Everything you'll learn.
Eight modules, built in the order you actually need them. Open any module to see every lesson and how difficult it is.
01CapCut Foundations
CapCut Foundations
Interface & Timeline
The four areas of the workspace, how layers stack, splitting and trimming, and the four shortcuts that make editing fast.
Clip Organisation
Stacking order, track habits and compound clips, including the trick that unlocks effects on text and shapes.
Export Settings
Resolution, bitrate, codec and frame rate explained in plain language, with exact settings for YouTube and short-form.
02Cutting Techniques
Cutting Techniques
Basic Cutting & Pacing
Strip out dead air and closing gaps properly, so every second on screen earns its place.
J-Cuts & L-Cuts
Let audio lead or trail the picture so transitions feel natural instead of noticeable.
Jump Cuts
Use jump cuts on purpose, and hide them with punch-ins that keep the eyeline locked.
Match Cuts
Connect two different shots through movement, shape or colour so the cut disappears.
Creative Cinematic Cuts
Whip cuts, smash cuts, contrast cuts, invisible cuts and sound bridges, and when to use each.
03Visual Editing Techniques
Visual Editing Techniques
Keyframes & Easing
Animate anything, then use the graph editor to turn robotic movement into motion that feels designed.
Masking
Clone effects, logo reveals, picture-in-picture, phone screens, retro TVs and masks that track a moving face.
Kinetic Typography: Text
Font choices, custom fonts, styling that looks considered, and auto captions used properly.
Kinetic Typography: Animations
Four builds: a rolling alphabet, a cinematic gradient reveal, video inside text and a reusable slide-up caption preset.
UI Graphics
Build a frosted glass panel and an Apple-style animated stat card with a rolling number and progress bar.
04Effects & Transitions
Effects & Transitions
CapCut Effects
Navigate the effects panel, control intensity and stack effects without overdoing it.
Transitions
Which built-in transitions hold up, plus two custom builds: a filmstrip reveal and a freeze-frame exit.
Speed Ramps
Speed curves, custom ramps and landing your slow-motion moment exactly on the beat.
05Colour & Visual Style
Colour & Visual Style
Colour Basics
The adjustment panel in the right order: basic correction, HSL, curves and colour wheels.
Adjustment Layers, Presets & LUTs
Build a grade once, add a LUT at the right intensity and save it as a preset for every future project.
Filters & Looks
Use filters as a starting point, then refine them so the look feels intentional.
06Audio & Sound Design
Audio & Sound Design
Audio Balance
Clean voice, noise reduction, isolating your voice, fixing one-ear audio and normalising to the YouTube loudness standard.
Editing to Music
Pick music first, read the waveform and cut to automatic beat markers.
Sound Design
Ambience, realistic effects, whooshes, risers, impacts and the power of silence, layered with intent.
07AI Editing Toolkit
AI Editing Toolkit
CapCut AI Editing Toolswith Agnes
Relight, background removal, auto captions, motion tracking, voice tools and video translation, plus which ones are worth your credits.
AI Video Studiowith Agnes
Standard and Director modes, templates and how to plan before you spend credits.
AI Motion Graphics with ChatGPT & Claudewith Dina
Describe an animated dashboard, map or explainer in plain English, let AI build it, then finish it in CapCut. Includes a full setup guide.
08Real-World Editing Styles
Real-World Editing Styles
YouTube Tutorials & Screen Recordingswith Agnes
Presenter over screen, guided zooms, callouts, shortcut pop-ups, explainer layouts and a tight hook.
Documentary-Style YouTube Videoswith Dina
Archive evidence, highlighted documents, match cuts, parallax, animated maps, data scenes and research montages.
Travel Videos & Vlogswith Agnes
Turn location footage into a story with shot selection, motivated cuts, speed ramps and immersive sound.
Educational Reelswith Dina
Vertical framing, safe zones, strong hooks, captions, floating examples, split screens and social media mattes.
Minimalistic Editorial Reelswith Dina
Clean, magazine-style reels built around hierarchy, depth, typography and one controlled movement.
Reels with CapCut Templateswith Agnes
Choose the right template, replace it with your media, reframe it and make it feel like yours.
Bonus Module: 20 CapCut Quick Wins
Bonus Module: 20 CapCut Quick Wins
Speed & workflow shortcuts
Hidden tools and practical tricks that make everyday editing quicker.
Timeline & precision tricks
Cleaner cuts, accurate timing and better control of your timeline.
Polish & finishing touches
Small fixes for captions, audio, visuals and pacing that lift an edit in a few clicks.
Step inside the course.
Real projects, real timelines.
Screenshots taken straight from the lessons. From travel and documentary edits to colour grading and smooth motion, this is the kind of work you’ll learn to build, step by step.
Sound that pulls people in
A real travel edit with voice, ambience and sound effects layered track by track. You’ll learn how to build audio that makes a video feel alive, the part most creators skip and every viewer notices.
Masks that look cinematic
Feathered masks that isolate, reveal and blend shots into one scene. This is the technique behind the documentary and storytelling edits that make people stop scrolling.
Colour you grade with confidence
From flat footage to a finished look using CapCut’s colour wheels, including the Log mode most people never open. No more guessing which slider to touch.
Motion that feels premium
Keyframes and easing curves that turn a static card into smooth, polished UI animation. The difference between an edit that looks homemade and one that looks expensive.
31 lessons like these, plus 30 resource pages and 20 Gems.
Not just techniques.
Real videos people watch.
Module 8 puts everything together in the formats creators actually publish, so you finish the course able to build complete videos, not isolated effects.
YouTube tutorials
Clear screen-recording tutorials where the viewer always knows where to look.
Documentary videos
Researched, cinematic storytelling with maps, evidence, data and parallax depth.
Travel videos & vlogs
Location footage shaped into a story with pace, atmosphere and sound.
Educational reels
Tight, vertical teaching content that holds attention and respects safe zones.
Editorial reels
Minimal, designed reels that look like they came out of a creative studio.
AI motion graphics
Animated dashboards, maps and explainers built with ChatGPT or Claude, finished in CapCut.
A resource for every lesson.
Every lesson comes with its own resource page in our private Notion library. The video shows you how. The resource helps you do it on your own footage, long after the lesson has finished.
Not a recap of the video. The part the video can't do.
Most course downloads repeat what you've just watched. Every page in this library was built to solve a problem the lesson can't solve on its own: planning before you film, checking your work, fixing what looks wrong and reusing what works.
Visual guides & cheat sheets
Labelled interface maps, shortcut references and export settings for every platform, ready to keep open while you edit.
Planners & field guides
Plan a match cut before you film it, pick the right cinematic cut and prepare footage that will actually work in the edit.
Troubleshooting tables
Start from the problem you can see in your own edit, then find exactly what to check and what to try first.
Recipe trackers & checklists
Save the settings behind a look you love, and run quick final checks before every export so nothing slips through.
Documentary production pack
A complete fictional documentary to edit, with asset folders, voiceover scripts, cue sheets and an edit timeline.
AI motion graphics starter project
A ready-made Remotion project with three compositions, plus a step-by-step setup guide for Mac and Windows.
One edit can pay for the entire course.
Hiring an editor for a single YouTube video can easily cost more than this course. Then you pay again for the next video, and the one after that. Learn to edit properly once, and that cost disappears for every video you ever make.
Pay an editor, every time
- You pay again for every YouTube video and every batch of reels
- You wait on someone else's schedule to publish
- Every revision costs time, money or both
- You never build the skill, so the cost never ends
Learn it once, use it forever
- One payment, a skill you keep for every video you make
- Publish on your schedule, not an editor's
- Edit exactly the video in your head, no briefs required
- Offer editing to other creators, brands or clients
Save the cost of one outsourced video, or land one editing client, and the course has paid for itself. Everything after that is yours.
"Can't I just learn this on your YouTube channel?"
Honestly? Some of it, yes. We put a lot on YouTube for free and we're proud of it. But a playlist of tutorials is not the same as a path. Our channel answers individual questions. This course takes you from where you are to where you want to be, in the right order, with nothing missing.
If you love our free tutorials, think of the course as the version where we sat down and planned your entire learning journey for you. Same teachers. No guesswork.
Built for creators ready to stop guessing.
This course is for you if…
- You have video ideas but struggle to make them look the way you imagine.
- You feel overwhelmed opening CapCut, or you've plateaued after learning the basics.
- You've watched tutorials but still don't have a repeatable editing process.
- You want to stop paying an editor, or start getting paid as one.
- You want to understand editing, not memorise buttons.
It may not be for you if…
- You need specialist VFX or professional film-industry training.
- You want to watch passively without practising.
- You're looking for guaranteed views or income without doing the work.
- You don't plan to edit in CapCut on desktop.
Meet Dina & Agnes.
We're two creators who live in CapCut, testing, breaking and rebuilding workflows until they actually work. Our YouTube channel grew from one idea: showing creators real, practical ways to make better edits.
This course is everything we've learned, organised into the path we wish we'd had when we started. Two teachers, two specialisms, one clear process.
Dina
Cutting, visual editing, audio and sound design, and AI motion graphics with ChatGPT and Claude, plus documentary, educational and minimalistic reel edits.
Agnes
Foundations, effects and transitions, colour, CapCut's AI tools and AI Video Studio, plus YouTube tutorials, travel videos and template reels.
Everything you need to edit like a pro.
- 8 modules, 31 lessons, over six hours of focused teaching
- Free bonus module with 20 CapCut gems, on top of the course
- Resource Library with 30 resource pages, one for every lesson
- AI motion graphics workflow with a full setup guide
- Five real-world formats, from tutorials to documentaries
- Every future update included, at no extra cost
- Mac and Windows, taught on CapCut desktop
Full course access
£199
One payment. Buy once, keep every update.
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Frequently asked.
Is this course for complete beginners?
Yes. Module 1 starts from the very first time you open CapCut. From there, the course builds steadily towards advanced techniques, and every lesson is tagged Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced so you always know where you are.
I already edit in CapCut. Is it worth it for me?
Most likely. Skip Module 1 and go straight to what you need. The visual editing builds, the AI motion graphics workflow and the five real-world formats in Module 8 go well beyond what most intermediate editors know.
Do I need CapCut Pro?
You can follow most of the course with the free version. Some tools, especially many of the AI features, require CapCut Pro, and the generative AI tools use credits. We point out which tools are Pro so you can decide what's worth paying for.
Mac or Windows?
Both. The lessons are recorded on Mac, and we mention the Windows shortcuts as we go.
Does it cover CapCut on my phone?
The course is taught on CapCut desktop, which is where you get full control of the timeline, keyframes and masks. Many of the principles apply on mobile, but the step-by-step instructions are for desktop.
How long does it take to complete?
There's just over six hours of video across the eight modules, plus the bonus module on top. Most students will want to practise alongside the lessons, so plan for a few weeks at your own pace.
How long do I have access?
You buy once and keep your access, including every future update and new lesson we add to the course.
Which currency should I choose?
Whichever you prefer to pay in. The GBP and USD options include exactly the same course. If you're paying from outside the UK, choosing USD usually avoids your bank converting the price for you.
What if a CapCut feature isn't available in my country?
CapCut rolls some features out gradually by region. Where that affects a lesson, we show you a workaround that gets the same result.
Is there a refund?
Yes. Every purchase is covered by our 14-day money-back guarantee. If the course isn't right for you, email us at hello@dinaandagnes.com within 14 days of purchase and we'll refund you.
Stop saving videos you wish you'd made. Start making them.
Six hours from now, you could open CapCut knowing exactly what to do. That skill stays with you for every video you ever make.