21 - Motion Graphic
About this video
This lesson builds a title graphic for ‘Getting Sweet with Sam’ entirely inside CapCut, though the instructor notes titles can also be made in an image editing program or Canva and brought in as a still. Starting from basic text, he browses CapCut’s text presets, chooses a retro-looking preset for ‘getting sweet,’ rotates it slightly using the rotate icon, and pairs it with a second preset for ‘with Sam.’ He cautions that text generally should not use totally different fonts, but two fonts can work if they play off each other, share a handwritten feel, or are different enough and offset to the side. He notes each piece of text can be customized for font, color, spacing, position, and scale. For a background, he goes to media and the library, searches for backgrounds, and drags down a pink background, then adjusts it in the details and adjustment controls — temperature, hue, and saturation — toward a reddish pink he prefers. He animates ‘getting sweet’ with a text animation and lengthens its duration, types on ‘with Sam’ so it comes in later, and adds a light effect such as leak or halo from effects, adjusting its atmosphere and speed and positioning it under the text if needed. He suggests the finished intro could be rendered out and saved to the library for reuse in later videos.
Key takeaways
- Titles can be built inside CapCut from text presets instead of importing a still made in an image editing program or Canva.
- Pairing two fonts works best when they play off each other or share a related style; presets can still be customized for font, color, spacing, position, and scale.
- CapCut’s media library can be searched for backgrounds to place behind a title, and the background color can be tweaked with temperature, hue, and saturation adjustments.
- Text animation presets can be previewed, have their duration lengthened, and be staggered so a second line, such as a type-on effect, enters later than the first.
- A light effect such as leak or halo can be layered over or under the text and tuned for atmosphere and speed, and a finished title can be rendered and saved to the library for reuse.
Episode details: published January 7, 2026 · 5:36 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.
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