How to Add Text Overlays in Minimal Style

 ✅ 1. Open Your Project

  • Launch CapCut > Tap New Project or open an existing one.
  • Import your video or photo clips.

✍️ 2. Add Text

  • Tap the Text button in the bottom menu.
  • Select Add Text and type your caption (e.g., “Outfit of the Day” or “Cozy Vibes”).

🎨 3. Choose a Minimal Font

  • Minimalism = clean, readable, no frills. Recommended fonts:
  • Classic
  • Helvetica
  • Montserrat
  • basic
  • Sans Serif Light
  • Or upload your own like Futura or Avenir

🎨 4. Style the Text Simply

  • Use subtle styling to keep it clean:
  • Text Color: White, black, or beige (avoid bold/neon colors)
  • No Stroke or minimal outline (0–2)
  • Shadow: Off or low-opacity soft drop shadow
  • Size: Small to medium; keep it off-center or lower-third of the screen
  • Bold/Italic: Use only if needed for emphasis

📐 5. Position Strategically

  • Place text near corners or center-aligned depending on your frame
  • Avoid cluttering the subject
  • Use “Relative Position” to maintain consistent placement across clips

⏱️ 6. Set Duration

  • Tap the text > Set Duration to control how long it appears
  • Use for intro captions, scene labels, or aesthetic quotes

🎞️ 7. Use Minimal Animations (Optional)

  • Tap Animation > In / Out / Loop
  • Recommended minimal animations:
  • Fade In / Out
  • Pop Up
  • Slide In (Left/Right)
  • Duration: 0.3–0.5s for a clean feel

💡 Bonus Tip: Use Overlay Layers for Advanced Styling

  • Import a transparent PNG or add text to an empty clip to reuse as a stylish overlay.
  • Great for quote cards, name titles, or minimal labels.

📤 Export

  • Export in 1080p or higher at 60fps to retain text crispness.
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