CapCut YouTube Tutorial Editor
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted4 hours ago
I have a set of raw clips that need to become a clear, engaging YouTube tutorial. The lesson is strictly educational—step-by-step, how-to style—so the pacing, on-screen callouts, and easy-to-follow visual flow are critical.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Edit the footage in CapCut (desktop), trimming filler, tightening the narrative, and arranging the segments so each step is obvious.
• Layer in simple motion graphics: animated titles, lower thirds, and pointer arrows that highlight key actions on screen.
• Add royalty-free background music at a subtle level, plus sound effects only where they genuinely reinforce the instruction.
• Insert captions (either burned-in or as an .srt) for accessibility.
• Deliver the final file in 1080p MP4, optimized for YouTube upload, along with a short 5-second hook version I can use as a teaser.
No need for elaborate cinematic transitions—clarity comes first—but smooth cuts and on-brand color correction will make the lesson feel polished. If you can turn this around quickly while keeping the tutorial under ten minutes without losing any essential steps, that’s exactly what I’m after. Let me know your availability and one or two links to past YouTube tutorials you’ve edited so I can gauge fit.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Edit the footage in CapCut (desktop), trimming filler, tightening the narrative, and arranging the segments so each step is obvious.
• Layer in simple motion graphics: animated titles, lower thirds, and pointer arrows that highlight key actions on screen.
• Add royalty-free background music at a subtle level, plus sound effects only where they genuinely reinforce the instruction.
• Insert captions (either burned-in or as an .srt) for accessibility.
• Deliver the final file in 1080p MP4, optimized for YouTube upload, along with a short 5-second hook version I can use as a teaser.
No need for elaborate cinematic transitions—clarity comes first—but smooth cuts and on-brand color correction will make the lesson feel polished. If you can turn this around quickly while keeping the tutorial under ten minutes without losing any essential steps, that’s exactly what I’m after. Let me know your availability and one or two links to past YouTube tutorials you’ve edited so I can gauge fit.
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