In the face of policy uncertainty and long-term stability, it's essential to safeguard your CapCut data. Despite the White House delaying the enforcement of the PAFACA by 75 days, there are still no concrete solutions promised by the president. This leaves applications related to data storage, privacy, or potentially sensitive information facing the risk of partial or complete operational restrictions.
To protect existing videos or project files within the CapCut, you can use Dr.Fone for backup or use CapCut's built-in preset feature. Regardless of future policies, you won’t have to fear losing your valuable video and project files. Additionally, you can try any video editing tool for further data editing.
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Part 1: How to Use Dr.Fone to Back Up Your CapCut Projects? [For iPhone]
Wondershare Dr.Fone is a powerful tool that allows you to efficiently back up your CapCut projects from your iPhone. By using Dr.Fone, you can create a secure copy of your CapCut projects directly from your iPhone device to your computer. This ensures that even if you face issues with the CapCut app or changes in policy, your projects remain safe and editable in other software.
Step 1: Connect Your Device
Use a USB cable to connect your iPhone to your computer and Open the Dr.Fone.
Step 2: Start the Backup Process
Select "My Device" from the main interface. Find "More" and then click "Start Backup."
Note: The backup time will vary depending on your data size. If you have a lot of files, it may take longer. During backup, keep your iPhone connected and do not manipulate your iPhone.
Step 3: Access Your CapCut Projects
Once the backup is complete, navigate to "CapCut Projects." Here, you will find all your CapCut project files.
Tips: These files with JSON format are compatible with Filmora for further editing.
Step 4: Export the CapCut Projects
Select all the projects you want to keep or check specific ones and click on the "Export" button to save the selected projects to your computer. Once the export is finished, you can click "Open Folder" to view the path where the backup is saved.
Part 2: How to Back Up CapCut Projects Using CapCut Presets? [For Desktop]
Using CapCut's built-in preset feature is an effective way to back up your projects on the desktop version of CapCut. This method allows you to save your compound clips as presets, which can easily be accessed later. By saving your work in this way, you not only ensure that your projects are preserved but also make it convenient to reuse and modify them in the future.
Step 1: Create a Compound Clip
Open the CapCut tool on your computer and create a compound clip by clicking "Create compound clip."
Step 2: Save the Compound Clip as a Preset
Right-click on the compound clip you created and click "Save Preset."
This action will save your compound clip as a preset for future use.
Step 3: Locate Your Presets
To find your saved presets, navigate to "Media" > "Yours" > "Your Presets" in CapCut. Here, you can view all the presets you’ve saved.
Step 4: Check the Preset Save Path
To see where your presets are stored on your computer, click on "Settings" on the CapCut homepage. This will provide you with the file path for easy access.
Part 3: How to Use Filmora to Convert and Open CapCut Projects?
In the event of a CapCut ban, you can utilize other video software like Wondershare Filmora to continue editing, ensuring that years of editing work are not lost. Filmora provides a user-friendly interface and robust editing features that can help you seamlessly transition your projects from CapCut.
Step 1: Install Filmora
Download and install Filmora from the official website. Open the application and log in or create an account if prompted.
Step 2: Access Project Conversion
Launch Filmora and look for the "Project Conversion" option on the main screen. Click on this option to begin the process of converting your CapCut projects.
Filmora makes it simple to open CapCut project files. Just click "Continue," locate the project file, and the conversion will start.
Step 3: Select Project Conversion
Once the conversion is complete, you have two options: to edit the project on your desktop, click "Continue on desktop." If you’d rather edit on your mobile device, choose "Open in mobile." This option will upload your project to Wondershare Cloud, giving you access anytime on your mobile device.
Step 4: Edit Your Projects
Utilize Filmora’s editing tools to enhance your CapCut projects. You can add effects, transitions, text, and more. You can also trim, reverse, and rotate video.
Tips: If you want to know more detailed steps to edit CapCut projects on Filmora, please check this guide: How to Edit and Share CapCut Backup Project Files
Step 5: Save Your Work
After editing, make sure to save your project in Filmora. You can also export the final video in the format you desire.
Conclusion
By following these detailed steps, you can effectively back up your CapCut projects and ensure they remain accessible for future editing, regardless of any changes in policy or software availability. This proactive approach will help protect your creative work and provide flexibility in your editing options.
