How To Overlay a Video in CapCut & Make It Transparent

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A short tutorial on how to overlay a video in CapCut and remove its background.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:14 Import Main Video
0:25 Add Overlay Video
0:47 Cover Video with Overlay
1:00 Splice Video Effect
1:43 Change Video Resolution & FPS
2:04 Export Project

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[LeftyWithPuppetEditz]

People who needs help trying to find splice, its now called blend. Hope this helps!

[HPVP]

did a video overlay on capcut with a solid photo background. When I play to preview it the original background wants to keep coming through, and it messes up the background. How do I fix this?

[commongivemeanicknam]

How d'ya import a video that contains an alpha channel?

[TIA]

Not too sure but I think "Splice" is now "blend"

[Edaryion]

This is background removal, the title is misleading. I want to make a video on top of a video transparent, rather than to remove a portion of that video. Imagine a 2D hologram, or simpy a see-through picture: it is not partially removed, you still see the photo but also through it.

[bolderzone]

There is no “splice” option. The closest is “blend” and even with a black background, any filter like awful. (not that you reply to anyone)