19 - Stickers

About this video

This CapCut lesson adds stickers to an ice cream video, concentrating the playful elements in the opening and calming down after roughly the first 15 seconds so they do not become distracting. Searching the stickers panel for terms such as banana or ice cream returns many options; a chosen sticker is placed above the adjustment layer so it is not color corrected, then moved, rotated, scaled, and timed to the spoken words. The instructor animates stickers with loop options such as jiggle, wobble, and rotate, adjusts animation speed with a slider, and adds bounce-in and bounce-out animations. For a joke about stabilizing bananas, he splits a banana sticker clip so it shakes first, then settles, and slides a paper clip sticker in with a shortened animation of about 0.3 seconds so it appears to clip and stabilize them. He warns that stickers must end with the shot and not bleed into the next camera angle. Finally, sunglasses are placed on ice cream, and because the underlying shot moves slightly, he uses motion tracking from the tracking tab to stick the sticker to the ice cream, adjusting direction and unchecking scale while keeping distance, noting tracking works better on recognizable objects such as faces and hands.

Key takeaways

• Stickers in CapCut can be found by searching the stickers panel, then placed, moved, rotated, and scaled over the video, ideally above the adjustment layer so they are not color corrected.
• Concentrate playful stickers near the opening and use them only occasionally afterward, because constant stickers become distracting and add work.
• Sticker animation includes loop styles such as jiggle and wobble with an adjustable speed slider, plus separate in and out animations such as bouncing.
• A sticker should be cut so it ends when the shot changes and does not bleed awkwardly into the next camera angle.
• Motion tracking can attach a sticker to a moving object in the shot, with options for direction, scale, and distance, and it tends to work better on faces and hands than on less distinct objects.

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