How to Create Stick Figure Animation Videos

1. Course Introduction: Welcome to the Stick Figure Animation Course for beginners. In this course, you learn how to use simple stick figures to create motivational videos that can reach millions of people. The first pedal is the hardest, but once you get going, you coast. So how do you hack this? Duty of stick figures is that you don't need a professional artist or have fancy tools, your creativity, a few free apps, and the right workflow. This course is perfect for students, entrepreneurs, teachers, content creators, complete beginners who want to make engaging videos without being overwhelmed. If procrastination has stopped you from creating videos before, this course will help you start small, stay consistent, and build momentum. All you need is a computer, an Internet connection, and a free cava account, and probably a cap cord for captions. We'll also use tools like ChatGPT for scripting, ElevenLabs or probably the free alternatives for voiceovers and Audacity for audio clean. No drawing or editing experience is required, just your willingness to learn. The course is broken down into clear steps. In class one, you learn an overview and learn how to overcome procrastination by breaking big projects into smaller manageable steps. Then we'll set up your toolkit what you need like ChatGPT, Canva, cap code, Elevenlabs, and even Audacity. Next, we dive into ideation and scripting, we'll show you how to generate motivational topics and turn them into reliable scripts with hooks and humor and even actionable advice. There you learn how to create clean voiceovers, edit audio for retention, and synchronize everything inside Canva. Structure your stick figure animations, scene by scene, add bold texts for emphasis, and bring in background music and transitions to just polish the idea. You then export your video and add captions in CapCut and prepare it for YouTube or Shorts or any other thing that you may like. At the end of it all, we learn how to create thumbnails for these kind of stick figure videos. By the end of this course, you'll be able to confidently plan, script, and produce stick figure animations that deliver powerful motivational messages to your audience. More importantly, you will have a repeatable system that you can use to keep creating consistently. Remember, the key is not perfection but momentum one small step at a time. I'm Dr. Rasheed, and I will guide you through every step of this journey. So be brave, be bold, and be you. Let's get started. 2. Tools Needed to Create the Animation: This class, we are going to talk about all the tools that you're going to need to create this animation. So the first tool that you're going to be needing is ChatGPT. You can use ChatGPT for the ideation of what you want to create, the niche that you want to create, and to create the scripts for the animation or voiceover or audio that you are going to create. So this ChatGPT is very important, and if you don't want to use ChatGPT, you can use other alternatives like Perplexity AI, or you can use Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini. You can use all of this as another alternative to this to be able to create ideation and the scripting for the particular video. So I'm going to show you step by step how to use this ChatGPT for that. But for this cost, we are going to be using ChatGPT. The next tool is ElevenLabs. This is for the voiceover. We are going to require either Elevenlabs or Audacity. Elevenlabs, you can start for free, but then if you want more features, you can upgrade to the paid Okay, so this is basically for voiceover and audio polish. The voiceover generation will be created by ElevenLabs, and at some point, we may need Audacity to kind of polish the audio that we have generated. And in some cases, if you want to create all the voiceover by yourself, you can use the recording features of Audacity, which is also free and open source to use. The next tool is Canva. This is where the main activity takes place. A is where the animation takes place and the editing. You can bring in the different kind of stick figures that you have. You bring in the audio here. You can create all the animations, all the graphics, everything is being created in Canva, and you can start completely free of charge. And if you want more features, of course, you have to use the paid plan. But for this course, I prefer you to use the paid plan. It's very cheap to subscribe because it is then that you have access to all of the stick figures that you need. We're going to use a particular artist throughout for consistency. I'm going to show you how we're going to use all of that. Then finally, we're going to be needing cap Code. Cap Code also is free. You can start using it for free, and we're going to be basically needing it for captions and final export of the video. Generally, we can generate our captions, add our captions to the video to make it more engaging so that at the end of it all we can export and we have a video ready to be posted to our platforms or to any YouTube channel or any social media handles. So this brings us to the end of this class on the basic tools that we are going to be needing to carry out this animation project. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 3. Generating Script with ChatGPT: This class, we're going to show you how to access ChatGPT and start generating your scripts for the voiceover that you are going to create. So assuming I open my browser, I come to chtgbt.com. This is where you'll be landed in, and then you can go ahead and sign up if you don't have an account. If you have, you can come to login and it will just be able to log you in. So so you have the option to login with your email and password, or if you want to continue, you can continue with your Google account or with Microsoft account or with Apple account, or you can continue with your phone directly and it will get you logged in. But if you don't have an account, of course, you can always come over here and sign up. So assuming I have my account and I've just logged in. I've logged into my account, and I come over here and create a new chart. This is where I'll be brought in, okay? So over here, this is where you can ask your question. So let's assume I have this question. Can you give me ten different niches that I can write scripts for a motivational YouTube stick figure video? Stick figure video about procrastination or something or let's say Stick Figure video in general. So you can go ahead and hit on Enter, and here are some different niches that you can use self discipline and habits because it already understands Stick figures are usually for this personal growth and mindset, career and business motivation, overcoming failure and resilience, health and fitness, tudents and study motivation, financial motivation, and so on. If you like, say, would you like me to give you two to three specific video title ideas for each of this niche? If you want, you can say, go ahead and give me so you can play around with it and you'll be able to see in each case, it is going to give you the title three different titles that you can use to create your script for the video. So you can choose in each case, you can choose any of the title, and you can give me 5 minutes rule, how to beat Laziness every day. So you can say, can you give me a 4 minutes video content on this. So you can just paste in the title, and you can be as specific as you want as regards how the structure of the content should be. So once you hit and Enter, this is going to give you 4 minutes of content with this, starting with the texting, the hook at the beginning, introducing the rule, and then why it works and you know how to use the 5 minutes rule and so on. This is the script that it gave you, but then this is not so specific as regards the content. Let me give you an example of how I used to script my own. In my old case, I usually script like this, write a self improvement metroal script for a short video under 4 minutes, focus on choosing topic. For example, I can say focused on beating procrastiation. These are other sections that you can choose. Let's say procrastation. Okay, the tone should be relatable and humorous, can you see? Yet inspiring with actionable advice, deliver the script as a plain text without headings, stage directions or formatting. So it reads naturally like spoken dialogue. So this is now becoming very, very specific. You can see this script should include a captivating hook to grab the attention immediately, acknowledge the viewers struggle to validate their experience, a clear explanation of their case challenge and why it matters. Insight or a simple framework, scientific, logical or any philosophical to help them understand the problem better. So this is direct and detail. Practical solutions are broken into easy to follow steps or strategies that anyone can immediately implement. So a call to action at the end. So this is now giving you a structured and key specific details about what the content should be, interacting with the content and engaging conclusion at the end that reinforces momentum and encourages further engagement, like subscribing or commenting language should be conversational, use humor effectively and avoid overly complex jargons. Keep it light hearted while still delivering the values. So let's hit on enter to this. I will share this link. You can pause the video and watch this or you can share this apart of the resources that you can have access to. Now, this has actually given you the text that you need. I've been staring at dusk to do this for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snuging, maybe watching a cat, teach yoga on YouTube. Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. So look at the detail of the script that it has given you very detailed and see the call to action at the end and see step one, divided it into actionable steps like we've explained in the whole thing. Here is a thing. Now it is going to give you a sample scenario where it has happened. So all you need now is to copy this, and now you can go to your next stage, which is the voiceover generation, which we're going to cover in the next class. Okay? You can copy directly by right clicking over here and copy can come down here and just copy Anita's copied this text. Now you have your script ready to go for the next stage, which is the voiceover. So this brings us to the end of this class. Thanks for watching, and I look forward to seeing you in the next class where we'll talk about the voiceover generation. 4. Generating Voiceover with Elevenlabs: Hello, and welcome back. In the last class, we talked about script ideation and script generation using ChatGPT, and we have it for remember we have generated our script for the video that we're going to create or for the voiceover that we're going to create. So the next thing is to go ahead and copy this. And once you copy, you can come to IlevelLabs. Level labs can be accessed by coming to level labs dot IO. I need to bring you over here, of course, you have to login with your account to start a free trial of the platform. Or if you want, you can subscribe very easily. It is very cheap relatively. So once you are here at home, you will be able to come over to text to speech. That is our main concern for today. So once you are in text to speech. So once you are in the text to speech, this is where you past in your text, okay? And then you can add the reader, and then you'll be able to generate direct. So let's say we are here and then we can go ahead and select this. What is here, we can replace with our text. Okay, the one that we've copied from GPT. So we have our text now pasted. This reader is not the reader that we want to use. Let me show you how to find different kind of readers for your content. So this is Alex. Alex Young, a young American male, so you can click over here or you can click from here as well. And you'll be able to search from available voices that you have here. You can search for any voice, and you can see the sample ones that they have recently used, and you can see the voice library. These are topics for you, and then these are professional voices if you want. And you can be able to search directly, or you can see all sap voices or view all the voices that are here. You can be able to view all of Okay, all in terms of the default ones. But then if you have the ones that you are specific about, for example, you can listen to this Alice by just clicking here. Just trust yourself. Then you will know how to live. I think this is nice. Let's try Brian. The thing always happens that you really believe in, and the belief in a thing makes it happen. That's fantastic. But for this kind of tick figure video, the guy that I like is Mac. Okay? This one. This specific one. So let's play to have a preview of his voice. Hey, guys, here's just a more casual, kind of relaxed version of my voice, and I think it's great for conversational AI. I think this is fantastic. So this is the one I usually use, so you can select it and make it the voice for this particular recording that we're going to voiceover that we're going to generate. So you can see now, these are the properties, the description, the attribute, and the statistics of this particular AI tool. Okay, so I've selected Mac convoy AI, and here you can play around with the speed you can increase or decrease speed, depending on how you like it, stability, you can vary it. Similarity as well, you can vary it and other styles, and you can reset the values whenever you want to. But for my own case, actually, I don't touch anything. I leave it at default, and then I can go ahead and generate my voice. And you can come down here and just go ahead and click on generate speech, and this is going to generate these voice over for us. So you've been staring at that to dolis for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. We've all been there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. That's fantastic. So you can listen to it till the end, but this has been generated, and you can always go ahead and come over here and you can download your voiceover. You can just click on this, and that voiceover that you've just generated with this is downloaded, and you can see it over here. Right. Alternatively, you can come over here and click on this to download as well, the latest one that we've generated, and you can regenerate in case if you want to regenerate. So this concludes this class about generating your voiceover using Elevel labs. In the next class, we are going to look at how you can fine tune the voiceover that you've generated in another tool called the Audacity. You can use the voice as it is, but for you to have more and better engagement, you have to polish it a bit in Audacity. So in the next class, thanks for watching and see you in the next one. 5. Polishing Voiceover with Audacity: The last class we talked about voiceover generation using ElevenLabs. In this class, we are going to talk about how to polish that voiceover that you have generated using Audacity. Audacity is accessed by coming to your browser and just search for Audacity. It is open source and free, and it is available for Mark Windows and Linux. You can download it completely free of chat. Now once you download, you can go ahead and open. I have downloaded and I've opened mine here. Then go ahead and come over to file over here and come to Import Import and audio. Now to take you to where you have your ElevenLabs recording, now you can open it directly. So if you notice there are some gaps in between all the speeches, this is what prevent retention during your video creation. So if you want to remove that, you can just click out here or you can double click on the clip itself, and then you come over to effects, and you can come all the way to special, then you can come to truncate silences. So make sure you have your settings as this negative 40, negative 0.3 0.3, and then you can just go ahead and say Truncate, and you can see it has reduced even the length of the video. All these lances are not more than 0.3. So the next thing, the last thing that you need to do, of course, is to come to effect to normalize, come to volume on compression and come to normalize, and then you can leave your satins as negative one, and then you can click or normalize, and this is going to equate and normalize the volume. So you can 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. So this is how to create or to polish the voiceover that you've created. So you can come all the way here to file again and export audio and you can go ahead and export to computer, and then you can define the format here, format and location. Once you define all this, leave everything at default, and then you can, let's say we define it to where we are saving this video. And I can see save to this, give it a name and then you can go ahead and say Export. Now you have your audio well prepared and polished. This brings us to the end of this class on how to polish your audio that you have generated from ElevenLabs. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 6. Record Voiceover with Audacity: The last class, I have shown you how to polish your audio that you have generated with a level labs using Audacity. And if in case if you don't want to use that audio, you want to use your own personal voice instead of the AI voice. I want to show you in this class how you can record your audio or your voiceover using Audacity. Let's say we're in the Audacity platform over here, you can come over to File, go to create a new file, and then you are now on a new project. Okay so you can go ahead. This is the record but once you click on Record, you start recording. But then you have to specify, go to audio setup and then go to recording option and specify the device that you have connected to your system that you want to use for the recording. For this, I want to use my system recording device, and then everything here is set to okay. If you like, you can increase the sensitivity of the mic as well. From here, you can increase it by bringing it to the right, okay? So you can test it. Okay? So all you need is to come over here and press on the record button, and this is pause and this is stop. So let's start recording. And once you click on record, you can go to your script and start reading. So let's click on record. So you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking, maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube. Yeah? I see you. And, hey, no shame. We've all been there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial spot of the human race. So you can come over and click on Stop, okay? Stop the recording. Now it has stopped. So you can go ahead, come to the beginning and you can listen to your audio again. So you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking, maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube, ya? ICU. If you want, you can delete some sections. For example, this is the initial. You can delete it and you can be selecting the silent point and deleting manually or alternatively, like we did in the other one, you can double click, come to effect, go to special and truncate silence and this starts and then once you click on Okay, it is going to reduce all the silent point. So let's see it one more time. So you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking, maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube. So if you want to enhance this, you can double click as well. Come to effects, okay? Come to volume and compression. You can see compress. Alright, keep everything at default and click on Apply. This is step one. Go to effect again, compress, and then you can come to EQ and filter. Come to filter H EQ. You can select on this. The first thing is you can come to the preset over here and you can see Base Boost, can click on Base Boost and you can hit on apply this is going to boost it a little bit. Come back to effect again. IQ and filters, come to filter HoiQ and then you can come to presets, come to factory setins, go to travel Boost and apply again. So this is it, and then you can do the last one who come to effect. IQ and Filter, go to IQ and Filter and then come to presets. You go to factory settings. Now you do low roll of for speech. So you can go ahead and clip on apply, and now you have everything okay. So you can go to the last thing that you can do is to go to limiter volume and compression, add some limiter to this, so it doesn't clip, so you can hit on o, and then you can normalize this as well to do the last one, which is normalization once you click on normalize and everything is now okay. So your voice is going to sound more crisp and very you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours. Scrolling, snacking, maybe watching a cat. I think there's a bit of a noise in the background, so we can select a section that has that noise, and let's go ahead and come to effect, go to volume on compression, go to noise removal. You can go ahead and see noise reduction. So this is get noise profile. So it is going to get this as the profile, you can come over, select everything by double clicking and then go back to the same effect. Routing noise removal, routing noise reduction. Keep everything at default and say, Okay, to this, and this is going to remove that noise for you. So let's hear it one more time. So you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours. Huh? ScVery, very nice and very crisp. So you can come over here to file export audio, export to my system, and then you can name your audio. And then you can define the formats, direction, location, and just go ahead and click on Export. And now you have your audio exported or your voiceover created by level labs. If you can save this, or you can say no to base. So this concludes this class about creating your own voiceover using Elevel labs. In the next class, we are going to start Proper Importing the voiceover that you have generated from the AI in Canva and now see how we can use it to create the video. So on next class, thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 7. Creating a Project in Canva and Importing Voiceover: The last class, we talked about how to generate voiceover using level labs and even using Audacity to create your own. In this class, we are going to talk about how to create the actual video using Canva. So let's start by learning how to access Cava. You can come to coma.com and to bring you over here. Of course, you have to login with your own account. Canva is free, but if you want better version or you want to enjoy this class, it's better you subscribe. It is very, very cheap also to subscribe. So once you're here, you can go ahead and come to videos. So let's say we're going to create YouTube video so we can click on Videos. All right, so once you're here, you can come all the way to the file over here. Let's learn how to create, so you can save this. You can double click and you can make this motivational Video one, so you can see the dimension and everything. And then once you click out, you see that it has been saved. Okay? So this is saved on the Cloud. You can change it if you want to. So now you have your project saved. Okay? So you can see it over here. You can always access and change the name if you're interested. Now, this is the first step. The next step is to import your audio. So to import that you can come to upload over here, can click, and then you can come to upload file, and then you can navigate to wherever you have that you upload. That you file. This is it. I can just click and just import my audio. Alternatively, you can drag and drop it as well into the project, and it is going to import it directly. So you just give some seconds to finish to upload. Okay, so right now it has finished the upload, you can see it over here. So the next thing is you can drag and drop it into the timeline just like so. You can just release your hand, and you can see it just within the 5 seconds. And this is more than 2 minutes video. So all you need is to come to the page over here. You can click and come to the timer over here, just click and you can put in as many time as you want. For example, let's say you give it 300 seconds and hit on Enter, and this is going to open the whole thing to 300 seconds. Okay, so you can just come over here until your oso turns into this horizontal, you can click and you can drive to open up all the audio that you have across the thing. So this is the end of the audio and you have your page extended beyond, so you can click to cut a clip a page into two, you can reach the short cut keys and you can see it has created a cut in between these two pages. So you can select this one and delete. Now you have all your audio over here well created and added to this particular page. Just a let's play to have a preview. You've been staring at that to doulas for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? No, that's the first step. The next step is we can try to customize the look of the cage, okay? Sometimes you can have this come to element of a fear, and you can select old paper. Okay, Background. You can see old paper background and you're able to see different kind of old papers that you can use. You can see them different types. You can select anyone of your choice. I usually go with this one very simple and it's very direct, so you can select highlight just to cover up everything because in some cases, these stick figures appear much better when they are on old paper. So you can choose from available ones over here. I think this concludes this simple class about creating a project in Canva and even importing the audio and even importing it into the timeline and creating the page. In the next class, we are going to see how we are going to be creating the cuts across all of the entire page that we have created to start creating the animation that we make. So in the next class, thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 8. Scene Splitting in Canva: In this class, we are going to talk about scene splitting. Okay, how we can be able to split the page according to the audio. So let me play so you can have a preview of what I'm talking about. So you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours, huh? Okay, so you're going to be splitting it into different sections, according to the voice, okay? So let's go back. So you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours, huh? You can create a split with the letters. Okay? So you can see it has split the page into two. So you can go ahead, go to the next one. Hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Okay, so another one. Maybe watching the cat teach yoga on YouTube. Okay. Another one. Yeah, I see you. Okay. With the letters, you can keep splitting, splitting, splitting according to the pulses in the audio. And, hey, no shame. Okay? We've all been there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do it later isn't just harmless. Yeah? It's sneaky. It steals your time, piles on stress. So you can always come back. Just harmless. It's sneaky. It steals your time. Okay, piles on stress and makes easy tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest in flip flops. Okay. The problem isn't that you're lazy. You're not. Your brain is just wired to avoid discomfort, and starting something new feels uncomfortable. So you wait for motivation to magically appear, but spoiler alert. Motivation comes after you start not before. Here's the simple sciencey trick. Your brain loves momentum. Think of it like a rusty bike. The first pedal is the hardest, but once you get going, so you can always come back. You see it. Think of it like a rusty bike. The first pedal is the hardest, but once you get going, you coast. So how do you hack this? Here's the two minute rule. Tell yourself, I'll just do this thing for 2 minutes. Open the document, write one sentence, fold one shirt, do one push up. Chances are, once you start, you'll keep going. And even if you stop after 2 minutes, Hey, you still made progress. Okay, so you can always come back. Hey, you still made progress. Step one. Okay, you can undo in case if you create a split where you don't need it, so you can see, you just wait and just be following the audio. Pick the tiniest, easiest piece of the task. Step two, set a super short timer, like two or 5 minutes. Step three, start before your brain talks you out of it. And step four, celebrate that you did something because something beats nothing every single time. So here's your challenge. Pause this video, pick one thing you've been putting off, and do it for just 2 minutes. Seriously. Don't just watch me talk about it, test it. And when you're done, come back and tell me in the comments what you tackled. Remember, procrastination doesn't own you. You just need to trick your brain into motion. One tiny step. So you can see how I'm creating the split continuously with just pause and then letters to create the split. And that's how you're going to do throughout your video. UpTday beats a perfect plan someday. If this gave you a kick to get moving, hit like, subscribe. And share it with that friend who's also waiting for the right mood. Let's build some momentum together. Now go crush that first 2 minutes. Future you is already cheering. That is due. So this is how you are going to be splitting your pages for scene arrangement, okay. From the beginning, you can listen to it for more time if you're interested. But then this concludes this simple class about splitting the pages in audio or sim building, okay? So in the next class, we're going to learn how to be bringing in the stick figures to create the animation that we want. Okay, enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 9. Adding Stick Figures: Last class, we talked about Sims splitting within the videos. And in this class, we're going to learn how to add the Stick feeder in itself. So you can come back to your Canva and it can go to elements. You can come to element from element. You can come over here and click on and search for Stick Fidor, like so you just search for Stick figure and hit on Enter. And then the next thing is you can see different kind of stick figures. You can come to graphics so you'll be able to see so many of them. You have different types. You can see them, different authors have them. But then there's one that is consistent. They call it Z Dance. So you can come over here and see add Zdenux Sasek. This one, Zenix Sasek and you hit on Enter, can come to graphics and you'll be able to see all of his creations. They are very consistent because he's the one that created them. So if you want to make these kind of videos, I suggest you try his own for consistency of characters. So you can see so many of them. Once you select anyone, let's say this one, we can come to the street dots. We can right click and search for view more by ZdenixEc, you can click and you'll see all of his creations. You can come to the graphics from here. And now it becomes very easy for you to search for an icon, for any kind of character that you're looking for. So you can go back to the audio or to the project and start from the beginning. For example, let's say you start playing. So you've been staring at that to do this for 3 hours. So you can come over here and say to do list. Okay, so you can see. It's the do list. We've been staring at it, so you can take something like this. You can see once you bring it in, you can increase the sizing, okay? So these are your to do list, and then you can play again to hear the next step. So you've been staring at that to dolist for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Okay, so scrolling, snacking. So you can add something like this as part of this scrolling, snacking thinking, what would happen, okay? So let's go to the next thing. Snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube. Okay, so you can come over here and search for watching maybe individuo or something. So you can see different kind of scenes. You can use this one, or you can use this one, okay? But I think on YouTube, this one is preferred. So let's say this one, Okay, so you can side it. And teach yoga on YouTube. Yeah, I see you. Okay. So we can say, I see you. We can put something like this. This guy can be funny. Yeah, I see you, something like that. So now? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. Okay, so no shame can come over here and say shame and search for shame directly. You'll be able to see. Something like this is cool. So something like I see you, no shame is okay. So you can go to the next. No shame. We've all been there. Okay, we've all been there. So you can go search for people, something like that. You get the message under this thexaec. So revolving there, so something like this can be okay. Okay? So t in there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. Okay, so you can click and see procrastination. Procrastination, maybe you can put something like laziness. Okay? Laziness or something, laziness or something. So you can see how the whole thing is coming up. This is how you're going to be Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing. That little habit of, I'll do it later isn't just harmless. So tired or something like tired. You can search for something like tied and be able to see how udater can be something like this, or you can see different ones that you can use. This I'll dude later. And something like you are depressed or not into it for that day as well. So you can see? I'll do it later. Isn't just harmless. It's sneaky. It steals your time. Okay, so it steals your time, so we can go ahead and select and put in something like time over here. Maybe I want to see the time over here, okay? So you can see it's sneaky, I steals your time. So you can just check in. You can just use this one. I think this is good. So depending on your choice, but it requires you to use your creativity. So let's go. And piles on stress and makes easy tasks feel like climbing Mount Evereston Okay, so stress over here, you can do a set for stress. And then you'll be able to see stress, okay, stress, something like this is cool. And then you can just go ahead. It makes easy tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest and flip. Okay. Okay? So climbing. Something like climbing. Easy tasks look like climbing mount Everest. So let's say you're climbing mount everst something like this. Okay. So maybe bring it in here for clarity. So you can see how the team is popping. So let's play again. Climbing Mount Everest in flip flops. The problem isn't that you're lazy. So lazy, you can come over here or tired, tired. Tired, okay? The problem isn't that you are lazy, so something like this is cool, okay? You're not. Your brain is just wired to avoid disco I think we need this so we can select, copy this, cut, and come back here and do as best. Okay? So you're not lazy. The problem isn't that you're lazy. You're not. Your brain is just wired to avoid disc So you can ask your brain, okay? Your brain is just wired to think differently, okay? So you can see different kind of brains and so on. So you can see it over here, we can use something like this, okay? Something like this is cool. So you can see how the whole thing is coming. In cases, if you cannot see what you are looking for, you can always come to Google and search for Tick figure for example, you can come over here and say laziness. Then you add Stick fog to the end because it on Enter, and then you can come all the way to images over here. You'll be able to see quite a number of them that you can use, okay? Laziness. And there we can see different kind of stick figures. So you can see, this one, this one is cool. You are lazy, just looking at success and you cannot do anything. So you can see some of them. You can just copy, in this case, copy the image. For example, you can come back to your drones and then you can continue. You can dit where needed, where it is needed. You can just pest. But this one comes in the background. So once it's finished the upload, you can go ahead and remove the background if you're interested. In just a matter of seconds, it is going to remove the background, and you can use this stick figure that you had. So in case you need anyone that you cannot find here, you can always go to Google and you can see now it is without a background very easily. So this concludes this simple class, but then let's play it to see what we have just created in this few seconds, and then we'll continue in the next class to see how we're going to be adding the stick figures. So, you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. We've all been there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do it later isn't just harmless. It's sneaky. It steals your time, piles on stress, and makes easy tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest in flip flops. The problem isn't that you're lazy. You're not. Your brain is just wired to avoid discomfort. This is fantastic. So this is how you're going to be using going on each and every page that you've created to be adding this tick figure so it makes more sense, and then you can continue up to the end. So this concludes this simple flash about adding this stick figure. And the next class, we're going to continue to create a complete stick figure throughout, and then subsequently, we learn how to add some text to create more engagement in the video. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 10. Creating a Complete Animation Video in Canva: The last class, we started creating the video by adding the Stick figure. And in this class, we are going to continue from where we start. As usual, we are in the Ideni CASAC platform, and we've added this. We've created scenes. We're going to continue to add the stick figures. To avoid discomfort, and starting something new feels uncomfortable. So uncomfortable. So you can search for not happy. Or sack, okay? Something like uncomfortable. You can not happy or sat. Something like this, right? So you can put something like this. Starting something new feels To avoid discomfort, and starting something new feels uncomfortable. So you wait for motivation to magically appear? Waiting. So waiting, you're waiting. So let's add waiting, and let's go. Magically appear, but spoiler alert. Ivation comes after you start. Okay? So starts. Aka. So you can just choose. So motivation comes after you start. Something like this is cool. Motivation comes after you start, not before. Here's the simple Not before. So you can still put SAT. I'm not happy. So so let's put this guy before you start, after you start. Four. Here's the simple science trick. So science trick. So we can have think for example, so you can see simple trick. Okay. Sciency trick. Your brain loves momentum. Okay, so you can search Brain loves momentum. So you can just go ahead and search for Brain loves momentum, so something like this is cool. Something like this is cool. So later I'll show you how you can type in momentum in here. So let's go. Loves momentum. Think of it like a rusty bike. Okay, bicycle. All right. All right. So something like this. So rusty bike. You can copy it in case if it adds something similar in the future. The bike. The first pedal is the hardest, but what? The first pedal is the hardest so something like this, you can just add something like that. So the same figures okay. Like a rusty bike. The first pedal is the hardest, but once you get going, you coast. Okay, so let's say the fourth pedal is the highest, something like this is okay. But then you can add another one because this one indicates speed, you are speeding. Okay? You're speeding This one, something like this is very you're speeding. So you get the fours pedal. So these are two things, and I want this one to come in first and then this one. So you can come over, select on each one of them, so you can see the timeline, you can see it over here. So let's start from the beginning here. The first petal is the hardest. So this one is okay. So you can select this one, but then you have to start it from this point. So this one comes in at this point. Okay, so you can come over here. So let's The first petal is the hardest, but once you get going, Okay, so you can see how it comes in, you can see this one stays there. So these are the two selected, okay? This one is the second one, this one, and then this is the first one. You can always do that by right clicking and say hide timing, so everything is hidden or you can see show timing, and you'll be able to see all the elements in this page. So you can see this one at the beginning. Petal is the hardest, but once you get going, you coast. So if you want at this point, you can stop this one, the first one also. So you can select it, and then you can stop it here. So when this one stops, that one comes in. This work. Okay? So let's see. The first petal is the hardest, but once you get going, you coast. So how do you hack this? Use the two minute rule. Okay, so how do you have this? So let's say time. So you say time, say, use a two minute rule, something like this is okay. So you can have them together with this guy asking, how do you hack this? Okay? So something like so you have two things on the same page, so you can come over here. So you want this one to be first. How do you hack this? Then use the 2 minutes rule. So this is it, so you can go. How do you hack this? So that is where this one stops. So this one. So you can stop it from here, come to the edge and drag it onto here. So then the other one is 2 minutes. So this guy, so you click on it, and then let it start from here as well. E clip and you start from here after we have how you hack it. So let's play and see. You coast. So how do you hack this? Use the two minute rule. Perfect. So you can see the arrangement. It's just the element arrangement, the time draws. So how do you hack this? Use the two minute rule. All yourself. I'll just do this thing for 2 minutes. Okay, so let's I'll just do this thing for 2 minutes still on the timer, so you can just see, click on this. Do this thing for 2 minutes. Perfect. So this one, I'll just do this thing for 2 minutes and then we'll move on. Okay, so you can see the hack. Tell yourself. I'll just do this thing for 2 minutes. Open the document, write one sentence, fold one shirt. Okay, so let's open the document, so you can see, open the document, write one sentence, so you can come over here and type in walk. Okay? So walk in, we see a lot of them open the document, type one sentence, something that would signifies your walk in, okay? So let's see this one. This is cool. So open the document. Type one sentence, the Write one sentence, fold one shirt. Do one push up. Okay, so blue and push up. So you can search for push up here. Okay, push up and you're able to see some of them. Yeah, so you can see some push ups here. You can find the one you're looking for, of course, you can go to the Google like we said. You can go ahead and search for push up, Stick Figure. Push Stick figure, and you can see so many of them. So the one that you like, I think we already have that one. Okay? This one is cool. So you have this one, cool, so you can continue. The one push up. Or you can just search for workouts. Or training. Something like that. So you're able to see some of them, okay? Use some push ups on top. You can see some of them that you can actually use on your own. Okay, so let's go to the next one. One push up. Chances are, once you start, you'll keep going. Okay, so let's say, once you start, keep going, something like this. That signifies exercise. Okay? So like this, k. That signifies exercise. Start, you'll keep going. And even if you stop after 2 minutes, Hey, you still made progress. So even if you stop. So let's say stop after 2 minutes? So, let's say, even if you stop after 2 minutes, you still make progress. So you can after 2 minutes. Hey, you still made progress. So you can say happy. Someone is happy. Or this stop, I think I rather have something like this. The stop. Even if you stop, something like this is cool. So progress, you can have something like a happy, so happy. And then you can see this one still made progress. So you're happy. So you can see. You still made progress. Step one, pick the tiniest, easiest piece of the task. Step one, you can add something like step one, step one. You can have different kind of images that you can use for that. Let's say, step one, pick the tiniest work. So you can use any one just to signify. This is the first step, step one, pick the tiniest. So later when we add the text, it will make more. Easiest piece of the task. Step two, set a super short timer. Set a timer so you can come back putting a timer. Okay, so take the pre smallest task and then set a timer so you can see, and then you can go. A short timer, like two or 5 minutes. Step three, start before your brain talks you out of it. Okay, so let's say we still copy this because we are still talking about the timer, pense gear and then start before your brain talks you out of it. 5 minutes. Step three, start before your brain talks you out of it. So you can come over here, come to walk in, walk, and then you can peek in anywhere. Okay, so start before your brain talks you out of it. Something like this is okay. So you can keep going till the end of it. It's very, very simple. You can keep going. Just keep adding. Okay? So let me just quickly add for the remaining one. Your brain talks you out of it. And step four, celebrate that you did something. Celebrate, okay? So happy. Okay. Something like this is cool, and then we can break that you did something because something beats nothing every single time. Okay, so it's still on the celebration. So you can use something like this. It's okay. Every single time. So here's your challenge. So this is challenge, so you can put it challenge. So if there's a challenge, something like this is cool. So here's your challenge. Pause this video, pick one. Okay, so we pause the video and say walking. Can see you've got a lot of thing over there. You can come over to pause here, and then pick one charge. Why do you? Pick one thing you've been putting off. Okay, so still on walking. So let's say pick one thing that you've been putting off, something like that could signify you walking. So we can have this also to sort of make most speak quarantine, nat, put it up. Thing you've been putting off and do it for just 2 minutes. I'm bred for just 2 minutes, so time okay. C the time. And there's 2 minutes, okay? So 2 minutes you can walk with time, something like this for those 2 minutes. 2 minutes. Seriously. Don't just watch me talk about it. So this is how you continue to add your content, but let's try to have a preview of what we after a creator so to make more sense out of it. So you've been staring at that to dolist for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. We've all been there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do it later isn't just harmless. It's sneaky. It steals your time, piles on stress, and makes easy tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest in flip flops. The problem isn't that you're lazy. You're not. Your brain is just wired to avoid discomfort. And starting something new feels uncomfortable. So you wait for motivation to magically appear, but spoiler alert. Motivation comes after you start, not before. Here's the simple sciencey trick. Your brain loves momentum. Think of it like a rusty bike. The first pedal is the hardest, but once you get going, you coast. So how do you hack this? Use the two minute rule. Tell yourself, I'll just do this thing for 2 minutes. Open the document, write one sentence, fold one shirt, do one push up. Chances are, once you start, you'll keep going. And even if you stop after 2 minutes, Hey, you still made progress. Step one, pick the tiniest, easiest piece of the task. See the flow as we move from one action to another, and that's how you continue to create your own flow. So in the next class, we are going to look at how to add in texts, okay, so that it becomes much more meaningful and the whole video idea is much more impactful and easy to follow. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 11. Adding Text to the Video: Okay, in this class, we are going to learn how to add text to make more meaning to your videos. So to app text is very easy on Canva. You can come all the way to text over here. You can see text, and you can just select on anyone and add. But then in Stick Figure, the text is a bit different. So let's say we can listen to this. So you've been staring at that to do this for 3 hours, huh? Okay, so this is to do list. So if you want to add a text, let's say we add a text. So we want to position it, you can click here and position it. So let's say to do list. But then the font I used to use is very important. So you can select AudobClick and then you can come to the font style over here. That's the one I used to school bell. Okay? Very, very nice. School bell, can just search for it and you'll be able to see it down here. School bell, very nice and very cozy in terms of the animation feel. So you can increase the size or you can increase from here to do list. So these are to do list, you can double click. I like the red coloration, so you can click and change the color from here. See many colors. Let's say we go with this. So said to do list, you can change the position to here if you like, and then you can copy this. Another fun style that I usually use is hey. You can select and you can select hee if you want and set for it, hee, something like this. And we're able to see it also. It's very, very nice. You can see it here, hey, can use this one or another one that I used to use also is finger paints. Okay, fingerprint is also very, very nice. So you can select this one. I use it also most of the time. Fingerprint is also very good. But all of them, I prefer school bell, especially for descriptions inside the texts. School bell. So that's the one I usually use. So school bell school. So you can copy it. So you have for uniformity in terms of the sizing and the locations, you can just copy it. So you can see here. H to do this for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Okay, so you can have scrolling over here. So you pass this, and then you can add scrolling. But this one doesn't actually look like this. Scrolling, so you can select and delete and can still come back to our element and go over here and search for walking example. And then you'll be able to see working on computer, you can see scrolling and sniping can make more sense from here. So let's say scrolling and snacking, something like this. Big and then we can put it here. Scrolling copy and pests. You can make it snacky Okay. So but then the position of scrolling and snacking at different points. So you can see scrolling. Scrolling, snacking. Okay, so you can scrolling. Okay, scrolling then you can select this, so you'll be able to see. So you can make this bigger, click on this again. So you can make the timeline much bigger. So you can be able to see it clearly. So snacking can be limited to start here, like we've explained earlier, so you can see starting here. Then so you can see scrolling, snacking. Yeah. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube. Okay, so you can see Teach yoga on YouTube, okay? Yeah, I see you. Okay, so you can see, Yeah, I see. So we can put in here. I see you. Something like that. Okay? So let's see. Tube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. Okay, so you can come over here, press in and say no shame, something like that. S but see no shame. So, very cool can just position here, or you can break it down here. See no shame, so you can see. You. And hey, no shame. We've all been there. Yeah, so you can press in here and see we've all been there. Okay, so something like that. So you can see the message coming out Ben there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. Okay, so you can press in something like procrastination here. Okay, so you can extend it to fill up, and then you can always come over position it here or here. The unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing that little habit of I'll do it later. So something like, I'll do later, so you can put it here. I'll do it later. Okay, I'll do it later, but it doesn't start at the beginning, so you can see. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do IDs z where it starts. So you just click on this, and then again, you can shorten it to start at that point. So let's see what I'm seeing. Right. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do it later isn't just harmless. Can see how it comes in. It's sneaky. It steals your time. So you can add in as many as you want. Sneaky. Something like that, and it steals your time. So it's sneaky. It's sneaky. You can stop it. Okay? You can stop it at this point and S can stop this. And then Sneaky. It steals your time, piles on stress. Okay. That puts stress over here. Okay, so you can see it is snows and makes easy tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest and flip climbing. Okay, so we can put this climbing mount Abst Something like that. You got the message, so it becomes very popular. Everest in flip flops. The problem isn't that you're lazy. So you can put something like you're not lazy, something like this and put it in here. For example, you are not No lazy. And then you can break this and you can select and it will change the dispasin. So you can reduce this side. You can line spacing, you can reduce, something like this, and then you can align them. Or you can make a bit smaller to fill in here. Okay? So you are not lazy. The problem isn't that you're lazy, you're not. Okay. Your brain is just wired to avoid discomfort. Okay, so you can see your brain is wired to avoid discomfort. Something like this. So you get the message. So you can put it anywhere. To avoid discomfort, and starting something new feels uncomfortable. Uncomfortable. So you can put uncomfortable here. Something like that. So you can see the message, okay? So it feels. Who feels? Uncomfortable. Again, they can put it in here. So this is actually how to keep adding text. And then if you like, you can add some animations to the text, but let's hear what we have to. So you've been staring at that to do for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. We've all been there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do it later isn't just harmless. It's sneaky. It steals your time, piles on stress, and makes easy tasks feel like climbing. Okay, here we can bring this also like climbing so we can sell it and bring it from the beginning. And see how the whole thing is coming up, okay? And makes easy tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest and flip flops. You can do the same across everything, like step one. You can put the text. And some places you don't need even the text, and it makes more sense and glaring. So this is basically how to adding text to your video then to the animation that you are creating and you can continue to add to make more meaning out of it. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching T in the next boar. Bye. 12. Adding Background Music: All right so in this video, we're going to learn how to add background music to our video that we are creating the Stick figure we are creating. So you have the option to add background music from the one that you have available on Canva, but you have to keep the volume very, very low and so that you can be able to see and understand the character. Background music can give you the connectivity you need with the audience. So let's say we can add the music, you can come down here to audio over here and you can search. You can search for music free. Or you can search for music, or you can say background. Or you can just search for soft background music for video. You'll be able to see them over here. Okay, these are soft background music that you can play to have a preview. I think this is cool. So the only thing you have to be mindful is the volume, so you can click to add. You can just click and need to be added to your video. You can see it's being added. So you can select and you can come over here and you can play around with the volume. You can reduce it to something like 19 or 2014 inch wood, so you can play and have a preview. Snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. I think it's cool, but you can make it much more lower. For example, you can come back and make it times all right. So if you want more, you can maybe check out the free ones. Free music directly like this one. You can sort by free. Or if you want more free to use Odos, you can check out the Audio YouTube audio library, which you can access by opening your account and Co Audio Library. You can search directly, can say motivation. Just so dependent, and you can download free, and you can use Share and share with your friends if you're interested. Then another platform, you can try pixab pixab.com is also free. You can come to music, and you can just go ahead and search for Background music. So this is music. So you can search for Background. You don't enter, and you're able to see many of them, see so many of them, and you can click to have a preview also and download directly from here. So if you have your music added and you control the volume, you can just go ahead and play the video to continue to E is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do it later isn't just harmless. I think it's cool, so you can just go ahead. Adding the music. You can sort by the type, or you can import from other places. Like, if you want to import also, you can come to Upload, go to import. Doesn't mean I have one in this. You can see it over here, background music, I can just import. And this is going to be imported under my audio or music. You can see it under audio. You can see background music. So I can click on this one or remove maybe you want to add the one that I have just imported. Okay, so you can just drag and drop it also into the time lane, and you can see it goes into a fresh layer so you can click and also move it to the beginning. Okay? So you have audio assigned. So one thing you can play also to hear the preview. Of course, it's going to be louder. Selecting the audio. You can come to the volume over here and make it ten or make it seven. You don't enter, and you can see it has just transformed everything, so play to how Get that to do this for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching the Cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. We've all been there. I think I like this, so you can just go ahead and go to the next step. So this concludes this simple class about adding background music to your video to make it much more impactful and look professional. Hope enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 13. Adding Transitions: Okay, in this video, I'm going to show you how to add transitions in your videos to make it a bit more professional and engaging. So you can see the creation. Hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watch. Moving from one slide or one page to another could be a little bit of a cut, okay? But it's okay. It's natural with this type of video if you add a transition, it makes it a bit the flow is a bit smooth and very, very interactive. Cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah. So something like that, so we can easily select in between two pages, you can hover over the two pages, and you can see add a transition. You can click to add a transition over here and you'll be able to see different types of transition from dissolve to slide to color wipe and something and flow. This one also is very good and then move, something like that, and then crop, okay? Hop stack on something. Depending on what you want to add, sometimes I like put in this slide a bit better. So you can apply on all pages or you can do individual application and can specify the direction either like this or like this, or you can even move up or down depending. Let's say we go with right movement, and it can increase the duration. How much of the duration should it take in the transition, and then you can glare around with that also increase or decrease depending on your choice. Okay, so let's say for this one, we added the flip and in this direction, and let's say we apply to all with this much of timing, you can make it to maybe 0.11. So let's play to have a preview. Had to do this for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube. So I think this is very, very easy and very direct. You want to add anything in terms of transition, you can add. It's very easy to add, and you can work on it directly. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 14. Exporting Videos in MP4: Okay, in this video, we're going to learn how to export our video in MP4. We are from Canva. So as we have done all what we needed to do. We've added everything that needed to be added. We have added all the elements, all the text, the transitions, where we need, and the images, the audio, everything is intact into what we want. We can just go ahead and export this to export, you have to come over to share over here. You can come to share, and then you can come to download over here and you can specify MP4, but you have other specifications. For this, it's MP4. You can specify the number of pages. I want to download everything from the beginning, so I can just go ahead and click on Download. And this is going to download everything for me. A Zoming you have done the video and you have completed everything, you can download this. Or play this at the end of this so you can have a preview into what you have downloaded. I just give you some seconds. The one good thing with Camera is that you can stop the download or you can wait for it to finish the rendering and the download. Now you have the video MP4. So I'll play it after this class. Okay, so the video has just been downloaded. You can see it over here. So let's play it. So you've been staring at that to do this for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. And, hey, no shame. We've all been there. Procrastination is basically the unofficial sport of the human race. But here's the thing. That little habit of I'll do it later isn't just harmless. It's sneaky. It steals your time, piles on stress. That's fantastic. So this concludes this simple class about how to export your video in MP4. So thanks for watching and I look forward to seeing you in the next class. Bye. 15. Adding Captions and Final Export: So in this class, we're going to learn about how to add captions to your videos, to your stick figure video that you've just created. So assuming the last class, we have added the video and we've exported it. Now we want to add some captions to the video. We can open Capcde like I've explained at the beginning, we're going to use Capcod for that. Capcod is free to install. So assuming I have mine installed, and I search it from the search bar, you can see it over here, Capcde and I opened it. So I need to create a project over here, and then I can import the media. Let's say the video that I've just added, so you can come over to download and then you can see it over here. So you can input it. And then you can directly add it to the timeline by dragging and dropping. And then swell selecting the video, can go ahead and come to text over here and you can see auto captions. So you can specify the language from here or you can give that English, which is a default. You can say create and just give you some seconds to create the captions. Alright, so as you can see, the captions had been created. You can zoom out over here, so you'll be able to see it clearly. These are the captions created. You can play to have a preview. So you've been staring at that to do this for. But the color at this point is white, so you have to customize it, okay? So let's say while we're here, we can come to the text feature, text editing feature over here. You can change the preset style. This is the color. You can use this one, which is quite good. I kind of use it sometimes. You can see it's kind of cool. I get that to do for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on then you can as well, change it to have a black background. This is it, and you can have more of the different types, something like this. Also can work. This is cool, or if you want it to be on white, you can make it on white also like this or purely on black if you want it to be on black like this. So depending on your choice and the style that you are after, I think for me, I'll go with this white, and you can apply to all, can apply to all directly, and then you can change the position as well. So let's say this one, I can bring it down here. I can click and I can drag and bring it down a bit, and then you can add this same effect to all. So you can see the position even here and even here. And if it is okay, you can see apply to all. So let's say select and just apply this to all. As you have this selected, so everything is applied to all, right? So let's see a preview of what we have just created, adding the captions. So you've been staring at that to do list for 3 hours, huh? Scrolling, snacking. Maybe watching a cat teach yoga on YouTube? Yeah, I see you. I think that's fantastic. If you like, you can play around with the sizing, as well. Select the text, and you can come down here, play around with the scaling, and so on. You have all of these basic editing features like the font style, the sizing, the position, and so on. You can play around with all of these from here. This is the only thing I do add. So once you are done, you can just go ahead and export. And to export, you come to Export over here, can specify video. You can give it a name. Okay. And then you can specify location. Okay? So you can say Export. You create a folder and call it Export, and then you can export it in there. Now, you have to specify everything here, like the resolution. I stay with 1080, Bitrate recommended Codec h264 format is MP4, of course, you can change the frame rate if you're interested. So I keep everything at default and over here, able to see the preview of how much time this is going to be. Once you're done everything, you can click on Export, and this is going to start rendering and exporting your video for final L and you can upload it, of course, into any of your social media platform. This concludes this simple tutorial about how to import, polish it or add captions in CapCut, and then exporting it for final use in your platforms. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye.