CapCut, the ByteDance-owned video editing app that’s the company’s second to hit $100 million in consumer spending after TikTok, is now expanding into business tools. Known today for its easy-to-use ...

See how the new CapCut plugin by ByteDance lets ChatGPT users create AI-generated videos with a single prompt for TikTok and social media. ByteDance released a ChatGPT plugin for its video software, ...

CapCut is the better all-in-one editor with advanced tools, multi-platform support, and powerful AI—great for serious creators. Instagram Edits is simpler, faster, and perfect for Reels beginners. Try ...

CapCut, the mobile video editor from TikTok parent company ByteDance, is among the most popular such apps in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, and for good reason. For a mobile app, CapCut is ...

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ByteDance’s video editing app CapCut will stop offering free cloud storage to host creative assets starting August 5. In the past few days, users have received notifications about CapCut changing its ...

How to add Tyler, the Creator saying 'I'm not finished' to your TikTok video on CapCut Credit: Screenshot / CapCut / TikTok Tyler, The Creator isn't finished and neither are we. In a now-viral TikTok ...

A mobile program called CapCut was created mainly for Android gadgets to enhance fundamental video editing capabilities. The app is advertised as complimentary TikTok editing software and is available ...

CapCut is a surprisingly powerful video editing app for Android and iOS, working across phones and tablets. It’s easy to use, with a number of impressive tools available for free. It’s little surprise ...

CapCut, a ByteDance app that has become core to American internet culture and the creator economy, could be booted from the United States as part of the potential nationwide TikTok ban. The ...

As tech consumers we've been, well, conditioned to believe just about anything could be snuck into the lengthy and complicated terms and conditions we blindly accept. That old, quite graphic South ...