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Biyernes, Pebrero 13, 2026

Paano Gumawa ng YouTube Shorts Gamit Phone Lang (CapCut Workflow) — Solid, Pang-Algorithm!

 Naalala ko nung unang beses ko gumawa ng Shorts gamit phone lang—sobrang confident ako kasi “okay naman camera ko.” Pero nung na-upload ko na… boom. Ang flat, ang tahimik, at parang walang “kagat.” Yung tipong pinanood ko sariling video ko tapos kahit ako… gusto ko na mag-swipe agad. Sakit no? 😂

Doon ko na-realize: hindi pala camera ang laban. Retention ang laban. At retention, nabubuo sa workflow.

Ang ginawa ko, sinimulan ko sa pinaka-basic: tinanggal ko lahat ng dead air. As in brutal. Kapag may “uhm…”, cut. Kapag may 1-second pause, cut. Tapos nilagyan ko ng hook text sa unang frame. Yung simple pero attention-grabbing: “Kung gusto mo dumami views mo, wag mo ’to gawin…”

Pagkatapos nun, napansin ko—kahit pareho lang naman yung sinasabi ko, biglang mas “alive” tingnan. Bakit? Kasi every 2–3 seconds may nagbabago. Naglagay ako ng micro-zoom (yung subtle lang), tapos kapag may important word, hinahighlight ko. Kapag may point na kailangan ng example, naglalagay ako ng B-roll overlay (screen recording or quick clip). Parang mini documentary style, pero mabilis.

Tapos dito ako pinaka natuto: captions. Dati akala ko optional lang. Pero nung nag-auto captions ako sa CapCut at inayos ko yung style (bold + outline + tamang size), biglang tumaas yung watch time. Kasi maraming nanonood na naka-mute, tapos Tagalog pa—kapag malinaw captions, mas gets nila agad.

May time pa na nagkamali ako sa export. 720p lang pala, kaya pag upload ko sa YouTube, parang lutang yung pixels. Simula nun, rule ko na: 1080p, high bitrate, match FPS. Kahit ano pa content mo, kapag malabo, minus points agad sa viewer.

Eventually, ginawa ko siyang routine. Parang assembly line:

  1. hook

  2. cut dead air

  3. captions

  4. micro-zoom + b-roll

  5. export 1080p

  6. upload with strong title

At doon ko nakita yung difference: mas madami nagco-comment, mas madami nagfo-follow, at mas consistent ang views. Hindi dahil “swerte”—kundi dahil repeatable system.

Kaya kung beginner ka ngayon, promise: huwag mo muna isipin yung super fancy effects. Kapag na-master mo yung workflow na ’to, kaya mong gumawa ng 1–3 Shorts a day gamit phone lang. And that’s where the magic happens—volume + quality + consistency.





1) Ano ang ideal settings ng Shorts

Bago ka mag-edit, siguraduhin natin na pang-Shorts ang format mo:

  • Aspect Ratio: 9:16 (vertical)

  • Resolution: 1080x1920

  • FPS: 30fps (safe) or 60fps (kung action/mabilis galaw)

  • Length: 10–35 seconds (sweet spot for retention), pwede rin 45–59 sec

  • Audio: clear voice + trending sound (optional)

Pro tip: Mas mataas retention kapag: Hook agad sa first 1 second + may captions.

2) Pre-shoot checklist (para less edit)

Kung tama ang kuha mo, 50% panalo ka na.

A) Lighting (phone lang, big impact)

  • Tumapat sa bintana (natural light)

  • Iwasan ang backlight (yung ilaw nasa likod mo)

B) Audio

  • Kung may earphones na may mic, gamitin.

  • Kung wala, lapitan ang phone at iwasan ang electric fan noise.

C) Script (mini script lang)

Gamitin mo itong template:

  1. Hook (0–1s): “Kung nahihirapan ka mag-Shorts, gawin mo ‘to…”

  2. Value (1–20s): Step/idea

  3. CTA (last 2s): “Follow for more / Comment ‘CAPCUT’”

3) CapCut workflow step-by-step

Ito na ang main recipe. Sundan mo lang bawat step—parang factory line.

Step 1: Create New Project

  1. Open CapCut

  2. Tap New Project

  3. Piliin clips mo

  4. Set Format / Ratio = 9:16

Step 2: Clean cut (tanggal dead air)

  1. I-tap ang clip sa timeline

  2. Split (kung may pause o sablay)

  3. Delete unnecessary parts

  4. Goal: walang patay na segundo (shorts hate that)

Retention rule: bawat 1–2 seconds may movement or change.

Step 3: Add “Hook Text” sa unang frame

  1. Tap Text > Add text

  2. Ilagay punchy hook (short lang):

    • “STOP doing this in Shorts…”

    • “3 sec trick para mag-viral”

  3. Font: bold + readable

  4. Position: safe area (gitna/upper mid)

Step 4: Zoom + motion para buhay

  1. Tap clip > Animation

  2. Use In > Zoom 1 (subtle)

  3. Or do manual:

    • Start keyframe (slightly zoomed out)

    • End keyframe (slightly zoomed in)

Micro-zoom = mas engaging kahit talking head lang.

Step 5: Add B-roll (optional pero lakas)

Kung tutorial/demo:

  1. Insert B-roll clip on top (Overlay)

  2. Adjust size/position

  3. Add quick cuts (0.5–1.5s)

4) Captions na mabilis at malinis

Captions = retention booster. Lalo na sa Filipino audience na minsan naka-mute.

Option A: Auto Captions

  1. Text > Auto captions

  2. Choose language (English/Filipino depende sa audio)

  3. Generate

  4. Style it:

    • Bold

    • High contrast (white text + black shadow/outline)

    • Medium-large size

Option B: Manual captions (mas accurate)

  1. Text > Add text

  2. Type 3–5 words per line

  3. Timing: i-match sa salita

Caption formula: “Short. Punchy. Easy basahin.”
Iwasan ang mahahabang sentence.

5) Effects, sound, at retention tricks

A) Sound: Voice + Music

  1. Audio > Sounds (or import)

  2. Volume guide:

    • Voice: 90–100

    • Music: 10–20 (background lang)

B) Sound effects (pang-hook)

  • “Pop”, “Click”, “Whoosh” sa transitions or text appear

C) Retention pattern (anti-boring)

Every 2–3 seconds, magpalit ng:

  • zoom level

  • angle/crop

  • b-roll

  • text emphasis

  • quick transition (subtle lang)

D) Highlight words

  1. Duplicate caption text

  2. Palitan color ng key words (yellow/green)

  3. Add “pop” animation (small)

6) Export settings (pinaka-important)

Ito madalas pumapalya kaya lumalabo.

  1. Tap Export

  2. Set:

    • Resolution: 1080p

    • FPS: 30 (or match your footage)

    • Bitrate: High (kung option)

  3. Make sure walang watermark (CapCut free may options depende—check mo)

Rule: Huwag i-export ng 720p kung kaya ng phone mo—sayang quality.

7) Upload checklist sa YouTube Shorts

Bago i-post:

  • Title: 40–60 characters, may keyword + curiosity

    • Example: “CapCut Workflow ko sa Viral Shorts (Phone Lang!)”

  • Description: 1–2 lines + keywords

  • Hashtags: #Shorts #CapCut #YouTubeShorts + niche tags

  • Thumbnail (optional pero recommended): bright text 2–4 words

  • Pinned comment: “Gusto mo template? Comment ‘CAPCUT’”

Timing tip: Consistency > timing. Pero solid ang posting kapag active audience mo.

Troubleshooting / Common Mistakes

  1. Malabo ang export → 1080p + high bitrate, huwag i-upload from compressed apps.

  2. Hindi sakto sa 9:16 → Set format to 9:16 bago mag-edit, huwag late.

  3. Auto captions mali → Manual edit ng wrong words (lalo na Tagalog).

  4. Ang hina ng voice → Increase voice volume + lower music to 10–20.

  5. Boring pacing → Cut dead air, add micro-zooms, b-roll every few seconds.

  6. Overeffects → Subtle lang; focus sa clarity at message.

FAQ

1) Pwede ba gumawa ng Shorts kahit walang mic?
Yes. Lapit ka sa phone, quiet room, at lagyan mo ng captions.

2) Ano mas okay: 30fps o 60fps?
30fps safe for talking head. 60fps good sa action/gaming/fast movement.

3) Dapat ba may music lagi?
Hindi required, pero helpful for energy. Keep it low volume.

4) Paano gawing “viral style” captions?
Big, bold, may outline/shadow, 3–5 words per line, highlight keywords.

5) Ilang seconds ang best length?
10–35 seconds usually strong for retention, pero depende sa content.

6) Ano pinaka-important sa Shorts?
Hook sa first second + mabilis pacing + clear captions.

7) Paano kung lumalabas black bars?
Ibig sabihin mali ratio. Set to 9:16 and scale/crop properly.

Conclusion + CTA

Ayan na—full CapCut workflow para sa Shorts gamit phone lang. Kapag sinunod mo ’to, ang output mo hindi mukhang “phone edit”—mukhang pro Shorts.

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