Middle east ### Method 1: Using a Compound Clip (For Complex Effects) This method allows you to layer one effect on top of another if the app prevents applying them to the same frame simultaneously. 1. **Add the first effect** to your video via the "Effects" tab. 2. **Select the video and effect** on the timeline. 3. **Create a compound clip**: Right-click (on PC) or select **"Create compound clip"** / **"Combine"**. 4. **Add the second effect** on top of the newly created single clip. ### Method 2: Layering on the Timeline (For Video Effects) Many standard effects in CapCut can simply be placed underneath each other. * **Place effects on separate tracks** parallel to one another. * **Drag the edges of the effects** so their duration matches perfectly. * **Adjust the intensity** of each effect in the "Adjust" menu for the perfect balance. ### Method 3: Combining "Body" + "Video" Effects CapCut allows you to combine different types of effects simultaneously without merging clips. * Apply one **"Body effect"** (e.g., glowing eyes or silhouette). * Add a **"Video effect"** to the exact same moment (e.g., noise, flash, or color grading). #fyp #arma #recommendations #tank #syria