I run a website that provides CapCut templates, video editing resources, and tutorials. I’m looking to integrate Sketch design elements into my workflow, allowing users to create and export graphics from Sketch for use in CapCut video edits. However, I’m facing some technical challenges.
Problems I’m Facing:
Exporting Sketch Designs in a CapCut-Compatible Format
I want to allow users to design overlays, text effects, and motion graphics in Sketch and then import them seamlessly into CapCut. What’s the best file format for preserving layers and transparency (SVG, PNG, JSON, etc.)?
Automating the Conversion of Sketch Designs to CapCut Assets
Is there a way to automate the conversion of Sketch files into assets that CapCut recognizes? Are there any Sketch plugins or API integrations that could help with this?
Maintaining Vector Quality in CapCut
CapCut tends to rasterize imported images. Is there a method to retain vector sharpness when using Sketch-created elements in video projects?
Collaboration Between Sketch and CapCut Users
I’d like to build a workflow where designers create assets in Sketch, and video editors can import them into CapCut easily. Has anyone implemented a similar design-to-video editing workflow?
What I’ve Tried:
Exporting Sketch elements as PNG and SVG, but CapCut sometimes alters the transparency and resolution.
Exploring Lottie animations, but need guidance on converting Sketch designs into JSON-based motion graphics for CapCut.
Looking into third-party tools, but unsure which ones provide the best integration between Sketch and video editing software.
Has anyone here worked on exporting Sketch designs for use in video editing? Any advice would be appreciated!