CapCut World Challenge: Credits and Submission Guidelines

CapCut World Challenge: Credits and Submission GuidelinesCapCut World Challenge: Credits and Submission Guidelines

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Suzy Jin

• 3h

📢 Quick Update on Free Credits & Challenge Guidelines!

Hi creators!

We have already processed the first batch of credit top-ups! For those who haven't received yours yet, our approval and top-up team was off over the weekend. As the new business week starts, your 8,000 credits will be processed and rolling out shortly!

In the meantime, feel free to start brainstorming and planning your video ideas! We can’t wait to see what you create.

⚠️ Important Reminder: Please make sure to carefully review the submission requirements on this page before posting! Don't forget to:

Post on IG, X, TikTok, or LinkedIn with #CapCutWorld #CapCutWorldLA and tag @capcutapp (on IG) or @CapCut (on TikTok/X/YT).

Submit your final 15–60s video, CapCut project link, prompt/workflow breakdown, and social post link on Contra to qualify for the $10K prize pool!

Happy creating! 🎬

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SVGator

• Oct 12

We are so excited to the kick off the SVGator Challenge today! Check out the guidelines here to get started on your submission ✨

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Patricia Egyed

• Oct 13

If you're still figuring out what to build for the challenge, look at this one 💜

One line of copy does all the work. Retype the emergency, drop a new product behind the glass and it's a whole new ad. That's a template people will actually use.

Love it!

The Fantone

• Oct 12

BREAK GLASS — an "In case of ___" ad template. Every product is somebody's emergency. Retype the emergency (IN CASE OF MONDAY, HEARTBREAK, DEADLINE), drop a product PNG and a logo behind the glass, pick three colours and ship an 8-second 4:5 loop. Best for problem-to-solution...