1.1 Introduction to CapCut Desktop
What is CapCut Desktop?
Why use CapCut for video editing?
Installing and setting up CapCut Desktop

1.2 Navigating the Interface
Overview of the main workspace
Understanding the timeline and toolbar
Importing media (videos, images, and audio)

1.3 Basic Video Editing Functions
Cutting and trimming clips
Splitting and merging video segments
Undo, redo, and timeline navigation shortcuts

1.4 Exporting Draft Versions
Previewing edits before finalising
Exporting at lower resolutions
Organising your drafts for review

1.5 Advanced Video Editing Functions
Adding transitions and filters
Applying effects and basic colour adjustments
Using speed controls (slow motion / fast forward)

2.1 Enhancing Videos with Effects
Applying transitions between clips
Adding and adjusting video filters
Speed control techniques

2.2 Layering & Timeline Management
Managing multiple layers (text, audio, video)
Adjusting clip duration and position
Using masks and snapping for precision

2.3 Exporting Draft Versions
Understanding export settings
Choosing resolution, format, and bitrate
Reviewing and organising drafts

3.1 Adding Text & Overlays
Adding titles, captions, and dynamic text
Customising fonts, colours, and positions
Adding stickers and visual elements

3.2 Sound Design & Background Music
Importing and syncing background music
Adjusting volume, fades, and sound balance
Recording and using voice-overs
Inserting sound effects

3.3 Picture-in-Picture & Special Edits
Using the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) feature
Applying masks to PIP layers
Using the Remove BG tab (Auto Cutout & Chroma Key)
Layering video clips creatively

4.1 Exporting High-Quality Videos
Best resolution and frame rate for each platform
Bitrate settings and file size management
Choosing the right format (MP4 vs MOV)

4.2 Uploading to Social Media
Uploading to YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram
Writing engaging captions and using hashtags
Choosing thumbnails and cover images

4.3 Final Project
Final project guidelines (1–2 minute edited video)