CapCut Tutorial: Creating Aggressive Shake Effects

CapCut users can create aggressive shakes by applying flicker, keyframes, and multiple blur effects for an intense visual impact.

### Creating Intense Shakes on CapCut: A Step-by-Step Guide
* 🎥 To achieve aggressive shakes in CapCut, start by ensuring all your clips are **synchronized with the song's beat** for an **intense effect**.
* ✨ Begin by adding a flicker effect; go to effects, select nightclub, and choose **black flash number two**, adjusting the **intensity and speed to 20** for a nice flicker.
* 🔑 Insert keyframes at the start and end of your clip, **zooming in slightly at the end** and setting the graph to **ease out for a smoother transition**.
* 💥 For the shake effect, use the animations feature to select **swing top left**, adjusting the duration to around **0.3**, and apply a **fade-out effect** at **0.2 to 0.3**.
* 🌪 Add additional shake effects by selecting **nightclub shake**, setting the **speed and intensity to 7**, and copying it for a **stronger impact throughout the clip**.
* 🔄 Incorporate oblique blur effects to enhance the visual intensity; apply it **three times** with decreasing blur values of **75, 50, and 25** for a layered effect.
* ⚪ Finally, add a **white flash overlay** at the beginning of each clip, blending it and applying a **maximum fade-out animation** for a polished look.
* 🚀 Once all effects are applied, copy and paste them across your clips, export your project, and enjoy the **dynamic result you've created**!

all right boys, here is a quick tutorial on how to get aggressive shakes on CapCut. So, this is what it looks like. So, as you can see, the result is very intense. These are hard shakes, so they're gonna be fast, they're gonna have a lot of flicker, a lot of white flash, a lot of blur. So, I'm gonna show you everything about it today. So, first thing first, make sure you open CapCut, make sure that all of your clips are ready according to the beat of the song. So, we're gonna go straight to the first clip, and before we start, I want to put some flicker effect and put some keyframes in. So, what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna go to the effects, I'm gonna search the nightclub, and then I'm gonna click on black flash number two. Then, I'm gonna click on adjust, and we're gonna put the intensity and the speed to 20. But feel free to put it higher if you want. So, this is gonna put a nice little flicker effect to the clip. Next

up. What I want to do is I want to put some keyframes. So, we're going to put a keyframe at the beginning and at the end of the clip. And then we're gonna go to the keyframe at the end, and we're gonna zoom in just a tiny bit. And then after that, we're going to click on graph, and we're gonna put ease out too. Alright, so next up, we're gonna start the shake. So, we're gonna click on the animations, we're going to click on in, and we're going to select swing top left. We're going to put it around 0.3, and then we're going to go to out. We're going to select Fade Out, and we're going to put it around 0.2, 0.3 as well. So, this is what it looks like at the moment. Next up, we're going to open effects. We're gonna go to nightclub, and we're gonna select shape. So, you're gonna put the shake at the beginning of the clip and make sure

the length is at the absolute minimum. So after that, we're going to put another shake. So we're going to go to effects, nightclub, and Shake again. But this time, I'm gonna put the entire length of the clip. Then we're going to click on adjust. We're going to put the speed to 7 and the intensity to seven as well. And then after that, we're gonna copy and paste the shake right under it. So you should have two of them just like this. So after that, we're gonna put some blur. So we're gonna go to effects. We're gonna go to the opening-closing category. And we're gonna select oblique blur. After that, make sure you put the length to the absolute minimum. Then we're going to click on adjust. We're going to put the alert to around 75. So next up, we're going to copy the blur two times in a row. So it should look like this. You should have three of them. And then after that, we're going to search oblique blur again. So we're gonna put oblique blur.

again, but this time we're gonna click on adjust. We're gonna put the blur to around 50. And we're gonna copy and paste it one time, just like I'm doing. So it should look like this. And finally, I'm gonna do it one last time. So we're gonna go to oblique blur. We're gonna click on adjust. We're gonna put it to around 25. And this is what it looks like. So as you can see, you have three of them here, you have two of them here, and then one of them right here. So next up, we're gonna put this very popular white flash at the beginning of each clip. So here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna go to Overlay. We're gonna add a white overlay. We're gonna click on blend. We're gonna click on overlay. And then we're gonna go to animations. We're gonna go to fade out. And we're gonna put it at the maximum. So we're pretty much done at this point. So let's see what we got. So for the effects

We got some black flash number two. We got a lot of shakes and a lot of oblique blurs as well. And also, we have the swing top left animation as well. Oh, definitely don't forget about that. So now, you can pretty much copy and paste all of your effects to each one of your clips. So after everything is done, you can finally export your project, and this is the final result. Foreign, I think it looks pretty good. So if you enjoyed this video, make sure you subscribe, bro. It's literally free. And on that note, we'll see you guys in the next video. Stay safe, y'all.

How To Do Agressive Shakes On CapCut | Tutorial

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To achieve intense shakes in CapCut, start by adding a flicker effect using the "black flash number two" and adjusting the intensity and speed.

Next, set keyframes at the beginning and end of the clip, zooming in slightly at the end and applying an "ease out" graph.

Finally, add the shake animation with "swing top left" and "fade out," and use the "shape" effect to enhance the shake at the beginning of the clip.

The process involves applying a shake effect to the entire length of the clip, with both speed and intensity set to 7.

Next, a blur effect is added using oblique blur, with the length minimized and the alert set to 75.

Finally, the blur effect is copied twice, resulting in three instances of the oblique blur.

The process involves adjusting the blur effect, with one layer set to 50 and another to 25.

A popular white flash overlay is added at the beginning of each clip, using the overlay blend and fade-out animation.

The effects are now complete, ready for review.

The project includes black flash, shakes, oblique blurs, and a swing top left animation.

Effects can be copied and pasted to each clip for consistency.

After finalizing the effects, the project can be exported, resulting in a polished video.