Let’s be real—CapCut’s default 30fps export can make your edits feel like a slideshow, especially if you’re cutting fast-paced content. This tutorial cuts through the noise and shows two dead-simple ways to hit that buttery 60fps on PC. I love that it doesn’t just tell you *where* to click, but *why* it matters for motion smoothness. My hot take? Most creators obsess over effects but sleep on frame rate—it’s the invisible polish that separates amateur from pro. The second method (via project settings) is my go-to, but the export trick is a lifesaver for quick fixes. What’s your current export setup—are you still shipping 30fps and wondering why your footage feels laggy? Drop your workflow below!


Full video link
https://youtu.be/WhGepL9LMGQ
Let’s be real—CapCut’s default 30fps export can make your edits feel like a slideshow, especially if you’re cutting fast-paced content. This tutorial cuts through the noise and shows two dead-simple ways to hit that buttery 60fps on PC. I love that it doesn’t just tell you *where* to click, but *why* it matters for motion smoothness. My hot take? Most creators obsess over effects but sleep on frame rate—it’s the invisible polish that separates amateur from pro. The second method (via project settings) is my go-to, but the export trick is a lifesaver for quick fixes. What’s your current export setup—are you still shipping 30fps and wondering why your footage feels laggy? Drop your workflow below! Full video link https://youtu.be/WhGepL9LMGQ
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