Cut in Half Ali Abdaal Style Effect | CapCut Tutorial

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in today's video I'm going to show you this cool effect edited in Ali abdal style so let's do it in the first part we have to do two pngs one upper and one lower part for my case I will do it in Photoshop but you can also do it in conva if you like import the picture of the person that you like in my case I've imported myself and I already cut myself out and put it on a green screen background because it's easier later to edit in cap cut first we have to unlock the layer then go up to your left select lasso tool and draw this distort line like it is a torn paper then go to lower left and click on mask and then plus sign move your cursor to lower layer on the black part press shift or command and click go to your left and select White color if you don't have it then press X on your keyboard select paint bucket and click on the picture pull the upper layer down go to your left select move tool and press directional Arrow key on your keyboard a couple of times so you get that white out then go up to your file export save for web and save it as PNG somewhere on your computer go back to the picture go up where you see window and select history scroll up till you see lasso tool and click on it then click on that invert sign so selection goes to upper part from now we just have to repeat the process like we did in the first [Music] time when you save your both pngs to your computer head over to cap cut and import some green or blue background with noise that Ali is usually using you can get those at free peek or pixels click on plus sign to drop it down to the timeline and stretch it a little bit then import your two pngs and drag them to the timeline select one and go up to cutout chroma key Color Picker click on green background and pull the strength to maximum do the same for the second PNG now pull one of those PNG on top and stretch both pngs to the same length as our background right click on PNG and create a compound clip do the same for the other the PNG go up to effects video effects and find the effect called 1998 and pull it down to the first PNG go to your right side and pull the filters to around 15 and texture to around 45 this will give us a grainy effect to our PNG do the same for second PNG filters to 15 and texture to around 45 move your play head to the beginning select one of pngs and move on the right side to the top and click basic we will have to set some key frames because we want to simulate some stop motion to our pngs so click here for the position and size and do the same for your second PNG now pull your upper part to the top and rotate it slightly do the same for the lower part and then hold shift and press once on your right directional key on your keyboard this way we're going to jump 10 frames forward click key frame on position and size and do the same for your other PNG now drag your play head just one frame forward move your upper part slightly down and rotate it to 0° select the second PNG and pull it slightly up and rotate it to 0° you might pull it up all the way so you can rotate it to the now again hold shift and click once on your right directional key on your keyboard so we jump 10 frames forward again click on key frame on position and size and do the same for the second PNG pull your playe head one frame forward pull your upper part slightly down and rotate it and also pull your lower part slightly up and rotate it then again hold shift and Press Your Right directional key once so we move forward 10 frames click key frame on position and size and do the same for the other PNG then move your play head again for one frame forward and then move both pngs together so they match perfectly so if you play that now you will see that we created a nice stop motion effect now move to your very last key frame import your whole picture and pull it down to your timeline and place it above everything go to your right side click cutout chroma key Color Picker click on that green background and move the slider for strength to the the maximum now I want to apply a black stripe over my eyes so I'm going to import the black square and place it on the top of everything I will go to mask and choose rectangle now I'm just going to reshape it to the size that can cover my [Music] eyes I will rotate it slightly so it match the angle of my eyes then click on basic highlight black stripe and the whole picture right click and create a compound clip because we want to match our picture to other two pgs we need to apply the same effect to the picture so go to effects video effects and find that filter called 1998 and drag it down to the picture and set the values the same as with we did for two pngs I want to add one more filter which is called Play Pendulum so drag it to the picture and set the values twist zero strength 10 sharpen 50 and speed 40 now as you can see here I added some scribbles which will make this video more interesting you can find those scribbles if you go to stickers and scroll down and you will find them in scale cetch part so when you're happy with everything all we need to add at the end is some sound effects go up to audio sound effects and for the beginning of the video we will add some crumple paper sound effect then cut that sound effect at the point where scribbles kick in and from here on we'll add some glitch sound effect and if it's too short you can copy the same effect and use it a couple of times I will also share with you all the materials down in the description so you can practice at home but for now let's see what we've created [Applause] today if you like the video smash that like button and subscribe thank you for watching and see you in the next one
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Channel: Rene Mlekuz
Views: 1,807
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Keywords: ali abdaal, capcut, capcut tutorial, cut in half effect, effect, tutorial, video edit, ali abdaal style
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Length: 9min 27sec (567 seconds)
Published: Fri Jan 12 2024
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