NachoNacho
NachoNacho

CapCut vs Kapwing

CapCut suits creators who want video editing and image design across desktop, mobile apps, and the web; Kapwing suits teams that want to edit, review, and repurpose videos together in a browser. Both offer free access and paid AI tools, but their workflows differ: CapCut spans more ways to work, while Kapwing centers shared projects, feedback, and video localization.

Last updated November 4, 2026.

At a glance

CapCut compared with Kapwing, one row per dimension
DimensionCapCutKapwing
PlatformsWeb, Windows, macOS, iOS, AndroidBrowser on Windows, macOS, Chromebook, iOS, Android
Primary workflowVideo editing, templates, captions, and image designBrowser video editing, repurposing, subtitles, and dubbing
Monthly individual planPro: $19.99/month reference pricePro: $24/member/month, billed monthly
Monthly team pricingTeams: $12.49/seat/month reference pricePro: $24/member/month, billed monthly
Free access$0; basic editing tools and free templates$0; watermarked exports up to 4 minutes at 720p
Paid-plan storage1 TB on Pro and Teams200 GB on Pro; 800 GB on Business
Monthly AI allowancePro: 1,200 monthly AI creditsPro: 1,000 credits/month; Business: 4,000 credits/month
Team editingShared space and brand kitShared workspace, comments, and real-time editing
Paid video exportsNot publishedUp to 120 minutes and 4K on Pro
Cloud-media importDirect Google Drive importGoogle Drive and Google Photos import
SupportHelp center and troubleshooting articlesHelp center and contact options; Enterprise priority support

Scroll the table sideways to compare each row.

Which should you choose?

CapCut logo

Choose CapCut if

  • Creators who edit in desktop and mobile apps as well as a browser
  • People making both videos and image designs
  • Editors who rely on templates and AI creation tools
  • Teams wanting a shared space and brand kit
See CapCut
Kapwing logo

Choose Kapwing if

  • Teams editing and commenting on projects in a browser
  • Creators repurposing longer videos into social clips
  • Teams producing subtitles and dubbed videos
  • Buyers who need published upload and export limits
See Kapwing

The verdict

Pick CapCut if you move between a phone and computer, make image designs alongside videos, or want its templates and editing tools in an installed app. Pick Kapwing if teammates need to edit the same project in real time, leave comments, or turn existing videos into subtitled, dubbed, and social-ready versions. Compare the plan limits as well as the price: Kapwing specifies export lengths and resolution by tier, while CapCut’s published Pro allowance emphasizes AI credits and cloud storage.

CapCut vs Kapwing: common questions

Can I install CapCut or Kapwing on my phone?
CapCut offers iOS and Android apps. Kapwing works in mobile browsers and does not currently offer a downloadable mobile editing app.
How much do CapCut Pro and Kapwing Pro cost month to month?
CapCut lists Pro at a $19.99/month US reference price, with final pricing shown at checkout. Kapwing Pro costs $24 per member per month when billed monthly.
Which is better suited to teammates editing together?
Kapwing is a fit for simultaneous browser editing and project comments. CapCut Teams offers a shared space, brand kit, and Pro features for team seats.
What can I export on Kapwing's free plan?
Kapwing's free plan allows watermarked video exports up to 4 minutes long at 720p.
How much cloud storage comes with the paid plans?
CapCut lists 1 TB of storage on Pro and Teams. Kapwing lists 200 GB on Pro and 800 GB on Business.
Can I import footage from Google Drive?
Yes. CapCut Online supports direct Google Drive import, and Kapwing offers Google Drive and Google Photos import.
Which offers tools for subtitles and dubbing?
Both offer captioning tools. Kapwing also highlights video dubbing and publishes monthly dubbing allowances for its paid plans.
Are AI credits included in the paid plans?
CapCut lists 1,200 monthly AI credits on its US Pro plan. Kapwing lists 1,000 credits per month on Pro and 4,000 per month on Business; credits are used for eligible AI and smart tools.