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Text match cut templates

Start with a real output, load its settings, then replace the words with your own. These free presets use simulated paper layouts and export without an account or watermark.

Updated · Text Match Cut product documentation

Short-form opener

Vertical Hook

A four-second vertical opening beat for a Reel or Short. Keep the focus word readable, then cut back to your footage.

Starting phrase
fresh start
Focus word
start
Frame / pace
9:16 · 4 cuts/s
Length / style
4 seconds · Rough Sheet
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Landscape explainer

Documentary Chapter

A wide chapter break for an explainer. Let the repeated word introduce the next idea rather than replacing the narration.

Starting phrase
clear focus
Focus word
focus
Frame / pace
16:9 · 4 cuts/s
Length / style
4 seconds · Rough Sheet
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Quick phrase reveal

Fast Keyword Reveal

A faster vertical sequence for a brief keyword reveal. Start with this rhythm, then slow it down if your phrase feels hard to read.

Starting phrase
markets move fast
Focus word
move
Frame / pace
9:16 · 8 cuts/s
Length / style
4 seconds · Rough Sheet
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What does a template change?

Applying a preset fills the phrase, focus word, aspect ratio and cut speed, and selects a four-second Rough Sheet layout. It does not start a paid generation or automatically download a file. You can change the text and controls before previewing.

The examples show real outputs using the same paper renderer. Layout variations can differ because each editing session gets a new seed. The focus word and timing settings remain under your control.

Choose a preset for your edit

Use Vertical Hook for a portrait opening, Documentary Chapter for a wide explainer, and Fast Keyword Reveal for a punchier beat. A 9:16 frame is a starting format, not a guarantee that every app overlay will clear your text. Check the final composition in your destination editor.

Need the full workflow? Follow the step-by-step guide. For importing the finished clip, see the CapCut import checklist.