CapCut Could Get Banned With TikTok This Week. Consider Using These Replacements

Video editing apps like CapCut have become extremely popular with the rise of video-first social media content. CapCut has 200 million active users as of 2023, according to Time, and it's a favorite among creators. It's versatile, has free and paid plans and it's compatible with social media giant TikTok. But the ByteDance-owned editing app could be banned alongside its sister app TikTok this week. TikTok has been through a long and convoluted legal battle, with the US government arguing the app is a threat to national security. In January, the US Supreme Court upheld the bipartisan-passed divest-or-sell law signed by former President Biden. Immediately following President Trump's inauguration, an executive order gave the company a 75-day stay. That holding period expires this week, on Saturday, April 5. And while President Trump has said a deal to sell the app will be made before Saturday, TikTok and CapCut's futures in the US are still uncertain in the meantime. Watch this: Switch ... Read full article.