Mobile CapCut Performance Optimization Practical Solution
A complete solution for maintaining smooth editing under the performance constraints of your phone:
- Device-level optimization::
- Android users turn off background processes for other apps (Developer Options → Limit Background Processes)
- iOS devices ensure remaining storage > 5GB to avoid memory swapping
- Use of metal radiators or air-conditioned environments in case of severe heat generation
- Material Management Tips::
- 4K footage is first transcoded to 1080p in an album and then imported
- Long videos are split into multiple sub-projects by scene and finally merged.
- Disable the "Live Preview" function and use the proxy editing mode instead.
- Adjustment of software settings::
- Turn off "Advanced Effects Real-time Rendering" in Settings → Rendering Options
- Add pre-rendered markers at complex transitions (long press on clip to select)
- Text animation prioritizes built-in templates over custom keyframes
Contingency plan: When editing complex projects with frequent flashbacks, try synchronizing the project files to the PC terminal via cloud storage to continue editing. Long-term solution: 200 yuan or more cell phone cooling back clip can significantly improve the continuous performance output, recording the screen instead of real-time rendering preview is also a feasible workaround.
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