CapCut has passed 660 million users across more than 170 markets and 30 languages, spanning Southeast Asia, the Americas, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. To mark the milestone, the video editing platform held the first stop of CapCut World, a new series of community events, in Singapore over the weekend, bringing together more than 300 creators, industry figures and CapCut staff.
Templates and Skills anchor the creator community
CapCut’s template library adds more than 400,000 new templates a day, giving creators a starting point for everything from travel clips to trend-driven edits. The platform recently added Skills, a feature that lets creators save and share not just a finished edit but the workflow behind it, so others can adapt the same technique.
Filmmaker Vee Camallere, whose AI series Featherweight has drawn more than 25 million views, saved her colour-grading process as a Skill to keep the look consistent across episodes instead of rebuilding it each time.
“The look stays consistent, that’s what sets this whole process apart,” said Vee Camallere, filmmaker and CapCut creator.
AI tools now span the full creative workflow
CapCut now offers more than 85 AI tools, which the company says have powered over 6 billion content generations — images, video clips and effects — in 2026 alone, with more than 7 million creators using its AI features daily.
- AI Lab lets creators brainstorm ideas in their own words, feeding into Infinite Canvas to build characters and scenes before the story moves into CapCut’s multi-track editor.
- Edit Pilot works as an AI editing partner inside that editor, applying tools based on the creator’s intent.
- Video Studio and Design Studio run on integrated models — Dreamina Seedance for video, Dola Seedream for images and Seed Audio for sound — allowing creators to adjust specific timestamps or elements without regenerating a whole scene.
- Invisible watermarks and C2PA Content Credentials are built in throughout to flag AI-assisted content.
“Our roots are in making video creation easier and more accessible,” said Xiaoqi Fu, Global Head of CapCut.
CapCut World will next travel to Los Angeles and London later this year.
