00:00CapCut's standard native export frame rate maxes out at 60fps on both mobile and desktop versions.
00:06There is no direct 120fps button in the standard export quality drop down menu.
00:12However, if you want your project to feature high frame rate smoothness or following community
00:16styled 110fps editing trends like Twixtr or optical flow ramp effects, creators typically
00:21use a workaround timeline setup or frame interpolation before exporting at CapCut's
00:25highest native setting 60fps. Import your footage open CapCut desktop or mobile and start a new
00:31project. Drag or upload your video clip into the timeline. Apply optical flow smooth slow motion.
00:37Select your clip on the timeline and go to the speed tab. Slow down your clip for example to 50
00:41%
00:42speed. Under the slow motion options set the interpolation method to make it smoother optical
00:47flow. Let CapCut process the artificial frames. Export the intermediate smooth file. Click export
00:54in the top right corner. Set the resolution to 4k or 1080p and select 60fps the highest native option.
01:00Export and save the clip to your device. Reimport in speed ramp. Start a brand new project and import
01:06the video you just exported. Go back to the speed tab and increase the speed back up for example
01:11to 200% to return the clip to normal playback speed while retaining the extra interpolated frames.
01:18File export. Click export. Select 4k resolution and choose 60fps to get the crispest
01:23ultra smooth result possible within CapCut's framework. Skip to previous prompt. And that's
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