Tablet editor

Use a larger touch canvas for mobile editing with more room.

CapCut for Pad brings multi-track editing, keyframes and AI-assisted tools to iPad and supported Android tablets.

CapCut describes the iPad product as actively evolving; free and paid feature access may change.

Touch-first editing without the phone-sized canvas
Tablet canvas1
Multi-track edit2
Keyframes3
Portable export4
Three-step workflow

Move from the starting point to a reviewed result.

1

Start on the tablet

Import common video and image formats into a new project.

2

Edit with touch precision

Arrange tracks, animate with keyframes and use supported AI tools.

3

Export for the destination

Choose the format and review the result at full screen before sharing.

Where it fits

Use the tool when the task matches the workflow.

On-location editing

Work with more screen area while staying portable.

Drawing and touch workflows

Use direct manipulation for timing, layout and visual adjustments.

Intermediate projects

Handle more layers than a quick phone edit without moving to a laptop.

Practical check: CapCut changes features, plan benefits, models and limits over time. Use this guide to choose a workflow, then confirm the current details on the official page before paying or publishing.
Before you choose

Questions that matter for this workflow.

What devices does CapCut for Pad target?

The official page describes iPad and Android tablet support.

Is CapCut Pro available on Pad?

CapCut documents optional Pro access, while specific benefits and purchase flows can change.

Why can features differ from phone or desktop?

The tablet product and membership structure can evolve separately, especially while features are tested.

Which export formats are commonly listed?

CapCut lists MP4 and MOV as primary export formats on its Pad page, but current support should be checked in the app.