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Workflow: finish a skill render in another editor

Short answer

A skill render is a normal video file, so you can finish it in CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro. Import it, add music, a logo or extra footage, trim and export with the platform's settings. Avoid re-encoding more times than needed to protect quality.

What are the steps?

  1. Render with the skill and keep the master.
  2. Import it into your editor.
  3. Add music, logo or cutaways.
  4. Trim the start and end.
  5. Export once with the target settings.

What should you watch?

Match the frame rate, avoid scaling up and keep captions inside safe zones. See export settings and the comparisons with CapCut and Premiere Pro.

Which skill outputs which format?

Layers supports 9:16 and 16:9, and Glass is 9:16.

Frequently asked questions

Can I import a skill render into Premiere Pro?

Yes. It is a standard video file.

Will finishing in another editor lower quality?

Only if you re-encode repeatedly or scale up, so keep export steps few.

Can I add music in CapCut?

Yes, as with any imported clip.

Should I keep the original render?

Yes, keep the master for re-exports.

Skills mentioned on this page

  • Layers

    A full motion-graphics edit from one plain clip: words behind your head, plates, charts and cards.

  • Glass

    A premium 10-second reel: a glass ribbon behind you, frosted cards and glass scenes cut in.

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