I’ve seen that. I’m hoping it goes down when it’s back in the App Store. But I agree: that’s too high for a simple app like CapCut. Yearly is still $89 for me, which seems fair. But that’s renewal. Not sure what it would be for new sign ups.

@TrevorJonescreator my yearly also doubled

Glad it was helpful!

Me too!

What comment should I make?! And hey man!

@ I meant your standard pinned comment. Kudos

Media crossover. When you complete and export a project you only have access to the finished project in most programs. With this feature, if you spent 11 hours working on a very special animation, and you want to utilize it, you can essentially “import”/“load” just that 1 thing you need, for the project you’re working on. Better programs have this feature, lackluster programs don’t. It’s almost a hallmark of a professional vs non professional program.

@@Onlison Unless im misunderstanding, that in my eyes doesnt change anything for me. For example i have a heavily edited intro i use for a series that i put a lot of time in, all i did was go back to the 1st episode and made a compound clip of that intro part and saved as a preset and now can import it at any point into any project and didnt need a seperate project to then import to another project, i was able to just take what i needed. Same results in a similar process and steps, so i am still here wondering what the actual diffence or advantage is. Again i may just not be picking up what your putting down exactly but from what i gathered from your response, I dont feel clarified from what i was asking.

@ Your good friend, so in a nutshell the way it was previously presented in CapCut is that you could import your entire project, just not individualized assets. I’m sure you can imagine a sequence or two in your own experiments that you’ve spent 1-10 hours on (some long time) and the sequence maybe has heavy key framing or motion graphics. The result of the current setup is that you can now manipulate your original assets setup in your new project, vs before; you could only work with the finished exported version. Maybe Trevor should make a video dedicated to this huh? It’s probably easier to see than me to explain. In any case, it’s good to meet you and make a new friend, hope this helps some.

Renewal for me is I think 89.99 and I’ve seen monthly at 19.99 but it’s not in the App Store so I hope that monthly is a mistake.

Standard is 90.00& If you cancel your subscription (even if you have a yearly Trevor) in your subscription queue, then purchase in November around Black Friday or Cyber Monday they’ll usually knock 30-50$ off. It’ll come up as a duplicate subscription in your queue; it’ll ask you if you’re sure because it detects you could have multiple billing; you confirm, it’s about 40$ yearly. (Tip) 🤫

@Onlison I purchased during a sale and it cost me about £50 but now they're looking for double that. Not sure I want to continue at that price.

@ You raise a valid point my friend. Once you’re in certain “zones” (price ranges) there’s a lot of competition; at 100$+ my only recommendation is how YOU FEEL about the product. I can think of countless things people pay for; which give them nothing in return. If you feel like it’s a good investment; that’s probably all that matters. Stay creative friend ✌️

Region dependent. Lame.

Hahah pressure! I haven’t quite mastered it yet so I’m gonna need a little time! What do you want to learn first?

@@TrevorJonescreator the nodes and color grading are very tough to grasp. I'm also pretty new to it. Sure sure you can take your time, no problem, haha. But I can assure you I'll be there when the time comes!

@@ahmedkalair9862 OK I’ve developed a plan in the last 20 minutes. While driving my grandkids were watching one of my old sailing videos on my travel channel. I got a boat last summer and sailed it from Los Angeles to in San Francisco over the course of nine days. I have a ton of footage and it was a really fun trip. I’ve been meaning to go through the footage to send it to my editor. It’s a pretty big project. But I’m thinking maybe I’ll edit it myself, in Resolve. After one big project, I should have a pretty good handle on DaVinci. I still really like editing, it’s just a matter of time.

​@@TrevorJonescreatorThat sounds like an incredible project! Sailing from LA to SF must've been an amazing experience, and editing something that meaningful will make learning Resolve even more enjoyable. No rush, take your time and enjoy the process-whenever you're ready to share your insights, we'll all be there. Looking forward to seeing what you create and learn!

محبت اور امن دوست، آپ کے دوستوں کی طرف سے مریکہ سے 👍

Share some user feedback! I’m sure everyone would love to hear from you. Kudos!

Sweet! I love to hear that!! THANKS!

Yes tell more, is it also up to date to 2025?

No no no. You don’t understand. I have mastered time travel. And CapCut makes it possible. I was just in 2052 and it was pretty epic. Flying cars? FINALLY! Trust me bro.

@@TrevorJonescreator I'm impressed you look like that in 2025!!!

Only downside is that rotation does not have its keyframes so you can't make a motion animation from it , I mean u can technically but it will take oyu a lot more time than it would have taken with keyframes

True, it’s just something most people don’t know. CapCut may not ever fill the 3D space market like Primer or AE; but it certainly packs a punch.

Then I missed it! You should have told us!

Yeah I know right 😂

There’s an artist you might enjoy watching; he’s got basic presentation but he’s got over 200 videos dedicated to it: CreariveGraphicz. Enjoy friend