[186]🏹 How to Create a Slingshot Clone Effect in CapCut

🏹 This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a slingshot clone effect using CapCut.

Watch on YouTube…  https://youtube.com/shorts/L0ZLdvwYiKI

Step 1: Record the necessary footage

• Slingshot action: Record yourself pulling an improvised slingshot.

• Clone preparation: Record yourself pretending to sit on the slingshot.

Step 2: Import footage into CapCut

• Open CapCut and start a new project.

• Select the slingshot action recording and tap on “Add.”

Step 3: Add the clone overlay

• Choose “Overlay” and then “Add overlay.”

• Select the slingshot clone recording and tap on “Add.”

Step 4: Remove the background from the clone

• Go to the start of the timeline.

• Choose “Remove BG,” then “Custom Removal,” and select the brush tool.

• Carefully paint over the entire slingshot clone to remove the background.

Step 5: Initial clone positioning

• Make the clone smaller using two fingers to pinch.

• Trim and adjust the clips in the timeline to match the slingshot moment.

Step 6: Animate the clone

• Go to the beginning of the clone clip and add a keyframe.

• Move the timeline forward bit by bit.

• Reposition and resize the clone to match the slingshot’s movement.

• Keep adding keyframes and adjusting the clone’s position and size until the end of the clip.

Step 7: Final touches

• Play back the video and watch your slingshot clone effect.

• Fine-tune the animation and timing as needed.

Tips and tricks

• Use a tripod to keep the camera steady during recording.

• Experiment with different slingshot actions and clone positions.

• Add sound effects to enhance the impact of the effect.

• Share your creation and tag @adrianvideoimage

~ Adrian Lee

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