CapCut is here to transform your photos into works of art. From basic edits to jaw-dropping enhancements, it's creativity at your

fingertips. In this lesson, I'm going to show you how to do all that. Please don't forget to like,

subscribe, and hit the notification bell. Open CapCut and create a new project. Here, I have downloaded some items, so we're going to add them to the

timeline. As you can see, we have a F-35 card and sunset, and I'm going to show you exactly what I did. Click plus to add

to the timeline. As you can see, this is just a still picture, and we don't have full details, so we don't know exactly what's

on the right or left because it's a smaller-size picture. We're going to use the AI expand feature in CapCut. Click

on 'Edit,' and we're going to fill this area. Now go to 'Fit,' select 16 by 9, and over here in the middle and top,

you can see that there's a part that you can type in your AI command, but we don't need that right now. Click on

generate, and it's going to take a few seconds to generate the whole detail. AI is going to fill in the parts that's

missing or aren't there. See what I mean? AI decided to come up with four different variations, and we're going to

select one for our project right now. Let's select the last one and click on 'Apply' and click on 'Confirm.' Now we can

look at the comparison here. If you look at the screen right now, here is a smaller picture; we had the original one,

and this is the one that was created by AI expand in CapCut. Let's add another one to the timeline. Click on plus, and as

you can see, I created this in DALL-E 2 AI, and here's a picture—the original one we just created—and here's the DALL-E one. The

position of the jet fighter isn't in the same location, but the background has changed, and I'm going to show you

Exactly how I did that. Let's take a quick look at Dream AI. This is Dream AI. I went to the image

generator, then I typed in the prompt: "F-35 flying over a beautiful sunset." Then I used the original F-35

picture as a reference, and Dream AI created four different variations for me. I selected the one I liked, which is

this last one. Now let's go back to CapCut and continue what we were doing. Now, first let me show you how to use the AI

remove feature in CapCut. Go to "AI Remove." Now click on the brush tool to remove. Now paint the area you want to

remove. I want to delete the streaming AI logo, and just cover it. Once you cover that, then go ahead and click on "Remove."

Now the AI starts the process of removing the logo, and you can see on top it's doing the process, and

it's done. As you can see, the AI filled in the area where we had the logo. This is the difference between the paid

version and the free version. With the paid version, you have all these features at your disposal. Let's add another picture.

Click on "plus" to add it to the timeline. Here we've got the cards; we're seeing we have a bunch of cards, but we don't have the

full detail. We're going to do the same thing with the AI expand for this picture, but this time we're going to use

the AI prompt to insert another object. Click on "AI Expand," go to "Edit," now go to "Fit," click "16

by 9," and in the prompt type in: "Add a queen card." Now the AI starts the process. Once it's completed, you will see the

queen card has been added to our picture. Here, if you look at the second one, you can see clearly there's a queen card,

and when you check the other variations, you can clearly see the queen card is present in the picture. There is one

Right here, go through each and select the one you need for your project, then click on "apply" and click on

confirm to finish the process. When you do a comparison with the original, you can see that the area that was missing is now filled in

by AI, and that's a huge leap in visual effects because now you have a room, a window, light which you didn't have in

the original picture. Now, what we're going to do, we're going to need to remove the logo, so let's go to AI

remove, and let's delete some of these details that are printed by AI. Click on the brush, select the area you want to

remove and cover the whole area there, and click on "remove." The process starts, and once it's completed, you will

see there is nothing left underneath this picture. The process has been completed; there's nothing there. We got a

little bit up here, so we're going to select that area too, and we're going to click on "remove"

as well. It takes a few seconds for the process to complete. Once it's completed, the area we selected will disappear as

if it never happened. And that's the power of AI remove in CapCut. The process has been completed, and the area is now

without any writings on it. Let's brush the one on the right and one in the corner on the left-hand side. There's a

little AI, and click on "remove." The process starts, and once it's completed, the entire picture will not have any

writings on it. It will take a few seconds for the process to complete, and the area is cleared. Now, always use good

practice to remove any unwanted logos or writing and make sure you're not doing that just to avoid copyright.

Let's use AI enhance. Let's enhance this picture. Go to AI enhance and click on HD, and in a few seconds your picture is

turned to HD, and then if you go to Ultra HD, the AI converts the image to Ultra HD quality. These are excellent

features in AI provided by CapCut, which makes it a lot easier when you edit any still pictures, like the ones

we have on the timeline. Let me show you another cool trick for the jet fighter in the sunset. Let's go to AI

replace, and click on the brush. We're going to brush the area we want to insert a jet fighter into. Let's go

ahead and paint the area here. Make sure there's, like, an F-35 flying beside this other F-35. When

you brush a smaller area, you'll get a smaller replacement. So in the prompt, type in "F-35

fighter jet," and then click on "replace," and click "OK" to use some of the credits you

have. Now you have four variations of the fighter jet. Some of them look kind of weird, but some of them look

legit. I personally like this one above the existing F-35. Yeah, I like this one, but not really

so much. So I'd like to see, like, an F-16. I want something different. Let's undo that and go to the brush. Click on the brush,

brush the area on top, and we're going to select a bigger area to brush on so we can get a decent jet fighter

painted on the area here that we're painting on. This looks okay. Now go to the prompt and type

in "F-16 fighter jet" or just "F-16 fighter," and then click on "replace." The process starts, and here we go. We have four

different variations of the F-16. Now, I like this one. This one looks okay. This one is nice. This one is kind of small. I

like this one with a little, like, bomb thing under it, or something close to a more cinematic look. This is okay. I

Believe yes, we're going to stick with this one. That's all. That's all you have to do in CapCut to utilize AI expand, AI

replace AI, remove AI, image enhance, and of course, of course, there are so many other things to learn in CapCut

which we will cover in future tutorials. You can also watch the other tutorials we are offering at the end of this

screen, and I'll see you in the next video. Please don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell.

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