Blurring the background in a video can give it a cool, professional look. Whether you’re editing for fun or for work, learning how to blur the background in CapCut is a handy skill. This guide will take you through the steps in a simple and easy-to-follow way. Let’s get started!
Step 1: Open CapCut and Start a New Project
- First, open CapCut on your computer.
- Click on Create Project to start working on a new video.
Step 2: Import Your Footage
- In the Media section, click on the Import button and choose the video file you want to edit from your computer.
- Once imported, select the footage and click Open.
Step 3: Add the Video to the Track
- Drag your video from the Media section onto the editing track at the bottom.
- Adjust the length of the video on the track if needed, depending on how long you want the background to be blurred.
Step 4: Copy the Video Clip
- Right-click on the video clip and choose Copy.
- Paste the copied clip onto a new track right above the original one. Make sure it’s properly lined up.
Step 5: Remove the Background
- Select the copied video clip.
- On the right side of the screen, find and click the Remove Background option.
- Turn on the Auto Background Removal feature. This will automatically remove the background and keep only the subject in the video. Keep in mind that larger videos may take longer.
Step 6: Apply the Blur Effect
- Now, go to the Effects tab, located at the top left.
- If you’re using an older version of CapCut, search manually for blur effects. In the latest version, use the search bar to find the blur effect you want.
- Drag your chosen blur effect onto the video track where you want the background blurred.
Step 7: Adjust the Blur Intensity
- After applying the blur, you can adjust how intense you want it to be by sliding the blur intensity control.
- Play the video to see how the blur looks and make adjustments if needed.
Final Tip
Once you’re happy with your blurred background, save your project. If this guide helped, make sure to share your thoughts and suggestions with others. Feedback is always appreciated!