I have an issue where, when I export a video from the desktop version, it comes out with a double title. I've tried everything, and I can't seem to resolve it.
Hi,
From what you have described it suggests there is some kind of layering or duplication happening that is not immediately obvious.
Here is a breakdown of potential causes and how to address those:
Possible causes:
Duplicate title tracks:
- The most common cause is accidentally having two title tracks layered on top of each other in your CapCut timeline. Even a slight offset can create that "double" effect.
Cached data/glitches:
- Sometimes, CapCut's internal cache or temporary files can become corrupted, leading to rendering errors.
Export settings:
- Certain export settings might occasionally contribute to unexpected rendering results.
Software Bugs:
- Like any software, CapCut can have bugs. Occasionally these bugs can cause rendering errors.
Overlapping text elements:
- It is possible that there are two text elements that are so close together that when the video is rendered it looks as though there is a double title.
How to proceed to solve this problem:
Thorough timeline inspection:
- Carefully examine your CapCut timeline. Pay close attention to all title or text tracks.
- Ensure there are no duplicate tracks layered on top of each other.
- Check for any hidden or partially obscured title elements.
- Zoom in on the timeline to make sure that there is no slight overlaps of text elements.
Title track isolation:
- Temporarily hide or mute all other tracks in your timeline except the title track.
- Export the video. If the double title is still present, the issue is definitely within that track.
Recreate the title:
- If you suspect a corrupted title element, delete the existing title track and recreate it from scratch.
Clear CapCut cache:
- Access the CapCut's preferences option in order to clear the cache.
Check export settings:
- While less likely to cause a double title, once check your export settings.
- Try exporting with different settings (e.g., different codecs, resolutions) to see if the issue persists.
Avoid adding a cover image:
- When exporting, refrain from setting a cover image, as this can create additional files or overlays.
Other options:
- Ensure you're using the latest version of CapCut. Software updates often include bug fixes.
- If all else fails, uninstalling and reinstalling CapCut can resolve underlying software issues.
- A simple computer restart can often solve many software related issues.
If the problem persists then reach out to CapCut's customer support at [email protected].
Provide with details about your issue, including screenshots or screen recordings if possible. This will help them understand and diagnose the problem.