How To Import Apple Music To Capcut

Okay, let's be real. We've all been there. You're crafting the *perfect* CapCut video.

Your vision is crystal clear. There's just one tiny problem. That killer track is trapped inside Apple Music!

It's like Apple Music is a fortress guarded by DRM dragons. So, how do we sneak our tunes out?

The Sneaky (But Necessary) Maneuvers

First, the unpopular opinion: Streaming services? Amazing. Download restrictions? Not so much.

It's like they *want* you to struggle. But fear not! We're resourceful!

Yep, we're going there. Embrace your inner secret agent with a screen recorder.

Hit record, play your Apple Music jam, and hope your cat doesn't decide to yowl at the most dramatic part of the song.

Then, trim that recording in CapCut. It's not elegant, but it works.

Just make sure no one's looking. (Kidding... mostly.)

Another option? Music converter software. There are tons of these out there. Proceed with caution though!

Some are great. Some are... less than great. Do your research, folks!

It is kind of like a digital escape room. You need the right key. And sometimes, you need to pay for it.

Once you've converted your Apple Music, import it to CapCut.

This is a risky one. Find the song you want on YouTube.

Use a *reputable* YouTube to MP3 converter. I repeat, *reputable*.

There are some seriously sketchy websites out there. Don't click on anything that looks remotely suspicious.

Once you’ve got your MP3, drag and drop it in CapCut.

Look, I'm not a lawyer. And this isn't legal advice. Got it?

Using copyrighted music without permission is generally a no-no. Especially if you're planning to monetize your video.

Be smart. Be ethical. Give credit where credit is due, if allowed by fair use.

CapCut will be happy, the copyright gods will be appeased, and you can finally post your masterpiece.

Consider using royalty-free music instead of Apple Music. Seriously. There are tons of great options out there!

Getting Apple Music into CapCut can be a bit of a hassle. It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.

But with a little creativity (and maybe a dash of tech wizardry), it's definitely possible.

Just remember to be mindful of copyright. And have fun creating awesome videos!

And if all else fails, just hum the tune yourself. Just kidding! (Unless...?).

Happy editing!