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CapcutSwitchCancel subscriptionVideo editorSwitch from CapCut to FluxNote: How to Cancel and Export
Leaving CapCut takes four decisions: where to cancel, whether a refund is still possible, what to export first, and which parts of your work FluxNote's pages list features for. This guide covers each one with CapCut's own published rules, read on 21 Oct 2026. FluxNote publishes this page.
By the FluxNote Editorial Team
What matters most if you are leaving CapCut?
- Cancel where you bought. On iOS that is Apple ID settings, on Android it is Google Play, and on the web it is CapCut's subscription page. CapCut's Help Center says to cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Access runs to the end of the paid period, then the account is downgraded to Free.
- CapCut's pages disagree on refunds. Its Terms give a full refund if you ask in the first 14 calendar days of a subscription and have used none of the paid services. Its Help Center says purchases generally do not support refunds. Apple or Google handle store purchases, and purchased credits are not refundable.
- CapCut says you can still open and edit drafts after Pro ends, but that certain premium features or paid materials become restricted, and you cannot export videos that use paid materials without an active Pro subscription. Export finished videos first.
- No CapCut page read documents a way to export project files to another editor, and the Help Center says it currently does not support direct importing or exporting of project files from third-party editing software, in an article about moving a Premiere project into CapCut. Captions export only as SRT or TXT, and only auto-generated ones.
- Deleting the account is a separate step from cancelling, and CapCut's Terms say you cannot reactivate it or get its content back.
- FluxNote does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts, so if CapCut is where you edit footage you shot, keep CapCut.
Should you switch from CapCut to FluxNote?
FluxNote publishes this page and sells a competing product, so read it as a guide to leaving CapCut, not as a verdict on which tool is better. Every CapCut fact below was read from CapCut's own pages on 21 Oct 2026, and the last section describes where they come from.
The prices below are in US dollars, CapCut says its displayed pricing is for reference only until you sign in, and the FluxNote pages read do not mention tax. This guide did not test either product.
It covers what each company publishes.
The two products start from different places.
CapCut's pages describe a video editor that comes as CapCut Desktop, CapCut Online, CapCut Pad and CapCut Mobile, with templates, effects, keyframes and cloud storage, plus AI tools, such as AI video generation with Seedance, which is paid in credits, text to speech, avatars and subtitle translation.
FluxNote's pages describe creating a new video from a topic or a script, with AI-written scenes, voiceover, visuals, animated captions, music and an editable timeline, and saved Series that run on a schedule.
FluxNote does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts.
So the decision depends on what you use CapCut for.
If you mostly use it for AI video clips, videos built from a script, or voiceover and captions on videos you make from scratch, FluxNote's pages list features for that work, and the rest of this guide shows how to move step by step.
If you edit footage you shot with keyframes, effects and colour tools, FluxNote does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts and its pages describe an editor for the scenes, voiceover and captions it generates, so keep CapCut for that work, or run FluxNote beside it.
Topic or script → scenes · voiceover · captions
Use CapCut for editing—or create the first draft in FluxNote.
Bring your own topic or script into FluxNote. Generate scenes, voiceover and captions, review the editable draft, and compare the real workflow before choosing how to finish your video.
What happens to your projects, files and credits when you cancel CapCut?
At CapCut, the Terms say that after you cancel you keep access to the paid services until the end of the current subscription period and are then downgraded to Free automatically.
You are still charged the full fee for that period, unless the law requires otherwise, for example if you cancel for cause.
The table shows what each item does, using CapCut's own statements.
| What you have | What CapCut says happens | What to do first |
|---|---|---|
| Pro access | Active until the end of the paid period, then you are downgraded to Free. The full fee for the period is still charged, unless the law requires otherwise | Use the time you paid for |
| Drafts | CapCut's Help Center says you can still open, view and continue editing drafts after Pro ends, but that certain premium features or paid materials become restricted | Export finished videos anyway, for the reason in the next row |
| Videos that use paid materials | You cannot export them without an active Pro subscription. CapCut calls this the main limitation after Pro ends | Export them before the period ends, or swap the paid assets |
| Monthly AI credits | On CapCut Online (web), where one Help article says credits are active, monthly credits stay usable until the end of the billing cycle even after cancelling, then they expire and do not roll over. That article says Desktop and Mobile do not support credits, while two other Help articles say credits work on Desktop too | Spend what you need first |
| Credits you bought | On CapCut Online (web), the same Help article says they are unaffected by cancelling, but CapCut's articles disagree on how long they last: one says they do not expire and another says they stay valid for 2 years. They cannot be refunded or exchanged for cash | Use them before you leave |
| Cloud storage | The Terms say that after the subscription term ends or expires, cloud space capacity is suspended automatically. The Help Center says you can still log in and download videos stored in the cloud, and that the storage allowance is reduced | Download what you need |
| Licensed music, effects and templates | CapCut says licensed music is temporary and a removed AI effect or template is typically not available again | Export finished videos promptly |
| The account, if you delete it | You cannot reactivate it or retrieve its data or uploaded content. The materials licence ends automatically if the account is terminated | Delete last, if at all |
CapCut's pages disagree in places. The Terms say you should transfer and back up your content and that CapCut does not guarantee the permanent availability of your content, while the Help Center says drafts remain editable and cloud videos can be downloaded.
The Help Center also says an account over its cloud quota may not be able to upload more files until it upgrades or clears space. Export what you need and keep your own copies of the source footage.
How do you cancel CapCut?
No how-to-cancel article appears among the CapCut Help Center pages read. Cancel in the place where you bought the subscription.
CapCut's Terms say app subscriptions are paid through your Apple ID or Google account and web subscriptions through your CapCut account, and its Help Center says the desktop app sends you to CapCut's web Pro subscription page.
- 1On iOS, open Settings, tap your Apple ID, tap Subscriptions, select CapCut and tap Cancel Subscription.
- 2On Android, open Google Play, tap your profile icon, tap Payments & subscriptions and then Subscriptions, select CapCut and tap Cancel.
- 3On the web, log in to CapCut with your account and visit the subscription or billing section. The CapCut articles read do not give the exact clicks, and the signed-in screen was not checked for this guide.
- 4On desktop, CapCut's renewal article says you can cancel via the subscription page on the web, PC, or mobile, depending on where you originally subscribed, and its plan-change article says to cancel through the platform you used, listing App Store, Google Play or desktop. The articles read give no separate desktop clicks.
CapCut gives the iOS and Android steps inside a Help Center article about age-restriction refund appeals. Mobile subscriptions are managed through Apple or Google, so you cannot switch plans or update payment methods inside CapCut.
Five traps to check before you cancel.
- CapCut's Help Center says that if you do not cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date, the subscription renews automatically, while the Terms say to cancel before the end of the current subscription period. A CapCut blog adds that cancellations in the current month will take effect from the following month. Use the earliest of the three.
- The Terms say you are still charged the full fee for the current period, unless the law requires otherwise, for example if you cancel for cause. Cancelling stops the next charge. The Terms separately give a full refund if you cancel in the first 14 calendar days of a subscription and have not used the paid services in any form, unless you paid through Apple Pay or Google Pay, where the Terms say cancellation and refund are further subject to the terms of the Apple App Store or Google Play.
- For web or PC users, an article on refunds after an age-restriction appeal says to contact CapCut's support team or the payment gateway provider if no direct cancellation or refund option is available, and another article says that if cancelling fails you should contact support to fix it.
- CapCut's Black Friday sale page dates its discount 20 to 30 October and says it is available only on CapCut Desktop. It says sale subscriptions renew at the regular price unless cancelled, and no page read says what that price is.
- If you cancel and later resubscribe, CapCut says the current listed price applies and not the old discounted rate.
Can you get a refund from CapCut?
CapCut's own pages give two different refund rules. The Terms of Service, last updated April 15, 2026, give a full refund in a narrow case. A Help Center article says purchases generally do not support refunds. The table gives both.
| Situation | Refundable? | Condition CapCut states |
|---|---|---|
| A subscription you have not used, in the first 14 calendar days | Yes, in a narrow case | The Terms give a full refund within 14 calendar days following the start of the subscription, provided you have had no usage of the paid services in any form since you subscribed. This covers fixed-term and auto-renewing subscriptions. Ask through CapCut's support ticket form, and the refund goes to the same payment method |
| A subscription you have used | Outside the Terms' 14-day rule, which applies only if you have used none of the paid services in any form | For a cancellation the Terms say you are still charged the full fee for the period unless otherwise required by applicable law, and that the policy does not exclude or limit a refund that applicable laws require |
| Any subscription, in the Help Center | Generally not | The Help Center calls subscriptions virtual goods and says purchases generally do not support refunds, adds that special circumstances such as accidental double-billing can be appealed, and points to the Terms for refund eligibility. Another article, on why a price can differ between accounts, says that for virtual products benefits are granted immediately after purchase and, at this time, refunds are not supported |
| A normal cancellation | No refund of the current period | The Terms say you are still charged the full fee for the period, unless the law requires otherwise, for example if you cancel for cause |
| A forgotten renewal | Not stated as refundable on the pages read | The Help Center says the subscription renews automatically if you do not cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date |
| Bought in the iOS app | Ask Apple | The Help Center article on refunds after an age-restriction appeal deadline says refund requests must be handled directly through Apple. The Terms add that if you subscribe through Apple Pay or Google Pay, cancellation and refund are further subject to the terms of the Apple App Store or Google Play |
| Bought in the Android app | Ask Google | The same article points to the Google Play Refund Portal and says to choose Cancel or Refund if the time window allows. The CapCut pages read do not state the window |
| Bought on the web or PC | Ask CapCut or the payment provider | The same article says to use the Payment Management section of the platform where you subscribed, such as the CapCut Web or PC portal |
| Credits | No | Once purchased, credits cannot be refunded or exchanged for cash |
The CapCut pages read give two refund rules and do not say which prevails.
A Help Center article says purchases generally do not support refunds, says special circumstances such as accidental double-billing can be appealed, and points to the Terms for refund eligibility.
The Terms give a full refund in the first 14 calendar days of a subscription if you have used none of the paid services, say to ask through the support ticket form, and say the policy does not exclude or limit a refund that applicable laws require.
For Apple Pay or Google Pay the Terms say cancellation and refund are further subject to Apple's or Google's terms, and a Black Friday FAQ says refunds may depend on the platform's policy and the timing of your cancellation after the Black Friday purchase.
How do you export your work from CapCut before you leave?
CapCut Desktop's Help Center says it can export up to 4K at 60 fps if your source footage supports it, and on mobile you cannot export 4K if all clips are 1080p or lower.
The 2K and 4K options also depend on your device's hardware.
What a Free account can export is not clear: one Help article says Free accounts may face watermarks or bitrate limits on 4K exports from CapCut Online while Pro subscribers get unrestricted 4K, and a CapCut blog says both Standard and Pro users can save video in 8K.
That blog calls Standard the free version, while a Help article describes Standard as a plan available only in certain regions.
Export your finished videos at the quality you need while the paid plan is still running.
No page read documents a way to move a CapCut project to another editor.
CapCut's Help Center says it currently does not support direct importing or exporting of project files from third-party editing software, including Adobe Premiere Pro, in an article about moving a Premiere project into CapCut, and it says CapCut currently does not support cross-draft editing.
Its own template export usually saves a .capcut file (or similar) for reuse, and on the web CapCut does not yet support exporting templates as standalone files, only saving them to your account.
CapCut's Trust Center says to use the Export function in the app to export project files or media.
No page read names an export of a timeline to another editor, such as XML, EDL or AAF.
Keep your source footage, scripts and brand assets in your own folders.
Other files can leave. Captions export only as SRT or TXT, and only automatically recognized captions can be exported.
CapCut's free text-to-speech tool exports audio in formats including AAC, FLAC, MP3 and WAV. CapCut's Trust Center offers a Download Your Data tool for your personal data, in JSON or TXT, and says to use the Export function in the app to export project files or media.
Some things do not move. CapCut's Materials License Agreement grants the licence per exported content.
Its example: if you paid for a paid Platform Material and exported, then re-edit the export, even with a very minor edit, you need to pay for that material again, although with certain subscription services you may be able to use certain paid Platform Materials without additional costs, other than the subscription fees, within a certain period of time. For Dual Use Materials, after export you can only display the material without further modification.
The agreement does not allow editing platform materials outside CapCut. Licensed music is temporary and CapCut says to export finished videos promptly to keep the audio as rendered.
No page read documents an export for a cloned avatar or voice.
What do CapCut and FluxNote cost?
These are the plan prices each company showed on 21 Oct 2026, in US dollars. CapCut says its displayed pricing is for reference only until you sign in, and FluxNote's pages say USD and do not mention tax. CapCut's pricing page opens on monthly billing, and FluxNote's public pricing page opens on quarterly billing.
CapCut:
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Free, with free templates and basic editing tools | $0 | $0 |
| Pro, with 1,200 AI credits a month and 1 TB of space storage | $19.99 | $179.99, tagged 60% OFF |
| Ultra, with 8,645 AI credits a month and 1 TB of space storage | $79 | $900 |
| Teams, shown for 2 seats, with 1,200 AI credits a month per seat | $12.49 per seat | $107.50 per seat |
FluxNote, per month:
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Basic, for free accounts outside India | $10 | $5 |
| Rise | $20 | $10 |
| Pro | $40 | $20 |
| Max | $100 | $50 |
| Ultra | $200 | $100 |
CapCut's yearly prices are totals for the year, so by our arithmetic Pro is about $15 a month and Ultra $75 a month.
The yearly Pro price carries a "60% OFF" tag, and CapCut's Black Friday sale page dates its sale 20 to 30 October, describes the discount as desktop only and says eligibility depends on your subscription status and history.
CapCut's pages disagree on whether $179.99 is a sale price: a CapCut blog dated 23 Sep 2026 lists it as the yearly plan, so it may be the regular price.
No page read says what price a sale subscription renews at.
CapCut also says the price of Pro can vary with your region, device and promotions, that the desktop price can be higher than mobile, and that the in-app currency follows your App Store or Google Play account.
No iOS or Google Play price appears on any CapCut page read.
CapCut's per-second AI video prices are first-month figures: Seedance 2.5 from $0.12 a second on Pro and $0.18 on Ultra, and the pricing page does not say what the price is after the first month.
FluxNote's pricing page says its Free plan includes one finished video a month at 720p and 100 Image Studio credits, with no card.
FluxNote also lists Rise at $14 a month and Pro at $28 on quarterly billing.
Do not compare credit totals.
Each company sets its own credit costs, the CapCut pages read state no credits per second of video and give credits per image only for a Dreamina promotion (5 credits for a 2K GPT Image 2.5 Medium image, offer period 23 Sep to 9 Oct 2026), and CapCut's own Help articles value a credit at $0.01 in one place and show 100 credits at $4.99 in another.
Compare the credit cost of the AI feature you use inside each product before you generate, then run one real project on both.
FluxNote's plans are on its pricing page.
Which CapCut jobs does FluxNote list features for?
This table sets what CapCut's pages describe against what FluxNote's pages list. It records what is published, not how well anything works, and it does not claim FluxNote matches CapCut item for item. "Not listed" means not named on the FluxNote pricing, app pricing, models, features and free-tools pages read on 21 Oct 2026.
| Job | CapCut's pages | FluxNote's pages | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editing footage you shot | CapCut Desktop is described as a powerful editing tool with keyframes and graphs, and CapCut Online as an online video editor | FluxNote does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts. Its pages describe an editor for the scenes, voiceover and captions it generates | Stay on CapCut for this |
| Script to finished video | The web video maker takes a topic or a pasted script and can generate a script | A complete video from a topic or script with AI-written scenes, voiceover, visuals, animated captions, music and an editable timeline | Both list it |
| AI video clips | Seedance 2.5 for Pro and Ultra members, billed by the second, up to 30 seconds a generation on desktop, with Seedance 2.0 and Veo 3.1 also named | Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1, Runway Gen 4 Turbo and Hailuo 02 Pro, with access varying by plan | Both name Seedance and Veo 3.1 |
| AI presenters and avatars | Over 100 digital avatars on one page and 1000+ digital human categories on another, a photo animated into a talking character, and cloning your own avatar from a short video | UGC Ads Studio lists avatars with lip-sync and voiceover, and AI Lip Sync turns a portrait into a talking video. Cloning your own avatar is not listed | Both list presenters. Avatar cloning is not listed on FluxNote |
| AI voices | 200+ AI voices and a voice clone made from a few recorded sentences | 350+ premium voices in 27 languages on paid plans. Voice cloning is not listed | Voice cloning is not listed on FluxNote |
| Captions on footage you shot | Auto captions in 20+ languages, exportable as SRT or TXT. CapCut's pages disagree on whether auto captions are free or Pro | Animated captions on the videos FluxNote generates. Its pages name no tool for captioning an uploaded video (the app pricing page lists "AI captions" without saying what they apply to) | Check before you move |
| Translation and dubbing | Subtitle translation in over 27 languages. AI dubbing is available in specific regions | Voice and language switching is listed. No dubbing or translation tool for existing videos is listed | Stay on CapCut for this |
| Templates | Free templates on Free and all premium templates on the paid cards | 30+ video templates, with the full template library on paid plans | Both list templates |
| Watermark on exports | CapCut's pages disagree: one says export adds none and templates add a logo clip, another lists no watermarks as a Pro unlock | No FluxNote export is watermarked on any plan | Check CapCut's rule on your own account |
| Commercial use | CapCut's pages differ. The Trust Center says only templates labeled for commercial use can be used commercially, and the Materials License Agreement marks dual-use materials with commercial marks. A Black Friday FAQ says Pro allows commercial usage of all its assets, and an explore page calls its assets free from licensing restrictions. The Help Center lists commercial-use assets as a Pro benefit | Paid plans include commercial usage rights for social posts, paid ads and client work. Free is for personal and evaluation use | Check each rule before you publish for clients |
Around the clip, FluxNote's pages list 25 caption styles, 30+ video templates, saved Series that repeat a format, and social publishing, with the full voice and template libraries on paid plans. If those are what you do after the clip, they are the parts of FluxNote's pages to check.
If you rely on one model, a cloned voice or a cloned avatar, test it before you cancel. FluxNote's app catalogue can list more models than its pricing pages name, and model access depends on the plan.
How do you start on FluxNote while your CapCut plan runs out?
Your CapCut plan stays active until the end of the paid period after you cancel, so one way to test a move is to overlap the two.
- 1Export every finished video you need at the quality you need, export captions as SRT if you want them, and keep your source footage, scripts and brand assets in your own folders. No CapCut page read documents a project-file export to another editor.
- 2If you bought Pro on the web in the last 14 calendar days without paying through Apple Pay or Google Pay, and have used none of the paid services in any form, CapCut's Terms give a full refund and say to ask through its support ticket form. If you paid through Apple Pay or Google Pay, the Terms say cancellation and refund are further subject to the terms of the Apple App Store or Google Play. Otherwise cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date and keep the confirmation.
- 3Open a FluxNote free account. FluxNote's pricing page says it includes one finished video a month at 720p, 100 credits to try Image Studio and preview access to UGC Studio, needs no card, and is for personal and evaluation use. Free does not include the premium video models, which come with Rise and above.
- 4Rebuild one real video from a script you already have, not a demo. Compare the result with the CapCut original on what you care about, such as pacing, captions and voice.
- 5If it works, pick a paid plan. FluxNote's pricing page says Rise and above include premium video models and paid plans include commercial usage rights for social posts, paid ads and client work. It also says you can cancel any time in Dashboard, then Billing, and the plan stays active until the end of the current billing period.
Start on the free plan. Leaving another tool as well? See the guides for leaving VEED, Descript and Higgsfield.
Where this information comes from, and what could not be checked
CapCut facts were read on 21 Oct 2026 from capcut.com (the pricing page, Terms of Service, Materials License Agreement, privacy policy, Trust Center, newsroom and product pages) and from CapCut's Help Center articles on subscriptions, billing, credits, refunds, exports and drafts. capcut.com returned HTTP 451 to the Indian address used for reading, so each page was loaded from a US address, which showed US prices in dollars.
FluxNote facts come from fluxnote.io and app.fluxnote.io on the same day and from FluxNote's own fact sheet.
Each CapCut number and policy sentence was checked against the page it comes from on that date, and the main pages are listed below.
CapCut changed its Pro plan in spring 2026 and its pages still disagree in places, so check the live page before you act.
Five things were not verified. iOS App Store and Google Play prices for Pro and Ultra appear on no CapCut page read.
CapCut's pages disagree on whether $179.99 is a sale price for yearly Pro, and none says what price a sale subscription renews at.
What a Free account can export, and how much cloud space it keeps, is stated differently on different pages.
Credits per second of video are not stated, and credits per image appear only in one Dreamina promotion.
And the exact signed-in click path for cancelling on the web and desktop, and any time limit that CapCut states for refunds of Apple or Google purchases, were not found.
Sources for the points above:
- CapCut Terms of Service
- CapCut Pricing
- CapCut Materials License Agreement
- CapCut Black Friday Sale 2026: Get CapCut Pro Deals & Discounts
- CapCut: When the "Age Restriction" Appeal Deadline Expires: How to Get a Refund?
- CapCut Standard vs Pro – Full Comparison Guide for Creators
- CapCut: Are My Credits Still Valid After I Cancel My Pro Subscription?
- CapCut Desktop
- How Much Does CapCut Pro Cost?
- CapCut: How Many Types of Credits Are There?
- How to Join CapCut Pro?
- CapCut: What Happens If I Forget to Cancel My Subscription?
- How Do I Export 2K/4K Videos in CapCut?
- CapCut: I Am a Creator. Why Do I Fail to Post or Export Templates?
- CapCut: Text to Speech Online Free
- CapCut: Trust Center - Privacy
FluxNote's own pages read the same day: pricing, features, models and free tools, and the app pricing page.
Create Videos With AI
Topic or script → scenes · voiceover · captions
Use CapCut for editing—or create the first draft in FluxNote.
Bring your own topic or script into FluxNote. Generate scenes, voiceover and captions, review the editable draft, and compare the real workflow before choosing how to finish your video.
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