How to Activate CapCut Pro — one account across phone, desktop and browser

CapCut ties Pro to an account, not to a phone. Everything below depends on knowing exactly which account you sign in with, so settle that before anything else.

• Your sign-in method. CapCut lets you sign in with Google, Facebook, TikTok, Apple or a plain email and password. “Continue with Google” on name@gmail.com is not always the same account as an email-and-password login on that identical address. Open the app, look at your profile, and note the method you actually used.
• An account that already exists. Create it yourself, before you order, and sign in once so you know the login works.
• The current app. Update CapCut on every device you plan to use, from the App Store, the Play Store or capcut.com. Old builds show old plan states, and that alone causes a lot of false alarms.
• A stable connection for the first sign-in on each device.
• Two facts up front. ROSH™ Company Labs is independent — not a partner, authorised reseller or agent of CapCut or ByteDance. ROSH™ Company Labs is also not a registered company and issues no tax invoice, so if your accountant needs one, buy directly from the vendor instead.

Allow ten minutes. Most of that is waiting and re-opening apps.

1. Message ROSH™ Company Labs on WhatsApp and say what you want. CapCut Pro is 700 MAD for one year, which works out at 700 ÷ 12 ≈ 58 MAD a month.
2. Send the account identifier exactly as it is written, and say which sign-in method it uses. Type it out, do not describe it. One wrong character sends the activation to a stranger.
3. Ask what else is needed before you send anything more. What you agree to share stays your decision.
4. Leave the account alone while the activation runs: no password changes, no new sign-ins elsewhere.
5. Wait for the confirmation message before you touch the app.
6. On your phone, close CapCut completely — swipe it out of the recent-apps list, not just back to the home screen — then reopen it.
7. Still nothing? Sign out, then sign back in with the same method. That single step resolves most of the “nothing happened” reports.
8. On desktop, install CapCut from capcut.com and sign in with the same account.
9. In a browser, go to capcut.com and sign in with that same account a third time.
10. Open a project, save it to CapCut Cloud, and check that it appears on the other two. That is your sync working.
11. Export a ten-second test clip before you start real work.

Do not take anyone’s word for it, ours included. CapCut shows the state of your own subscription, and that is the only confirmation worth having.

• The account page. Sign in at capcut.com and open your account or subscription settings. The plan name and the date it runs to are both shown there. Screenshot that date — you will want it later.
• The profile panel. Your plan appears beside your name. Phone and desktop should agree with what the website says.
• The lock icons. Premium templates, effects, filters and fonts stop showing the crown or the padlock. If they still show, you are looking at a cached session, not a failed activation.
• The export dialog. Higher resolutions become selectable instead of greyed out.
• A real export. Build ten seconds on a premium template and export it. A finished file with no CapCut watermark is the proof that counts.

One device at a time. Sign in on all three surfaces, but edit any single project in one place. Two devices with the same cloud project open will fight, and the last save overwrites the other.

Nearly every failed activation is one of four things.

• The wrong account. Most common by a distance. You sent one address and you sign in through a different provider. Check which method is attached in the profile panel, then go back to WhatsApp with the correction.
• A stale session. The app is still holding the free-tier state it cached earlier. Sign out, force close, sign back in. On desktop, quit the program properly rather than closing the window.
• An old build. Update the app. A plan change does not always render on a version several releases behind.
• A modified install. If a cracked APK or a patched build is still on the device, remove it before installing the official app. It will keep overriding what you paid for.

One thing no fix covers. CapCut library content stays inside CapCut. Templates, fonts, stickers, sound effects and music are licensed for use in the app, and no export hands you the font file or the audio track for Premiere or a design tool. The rendered video is what leaves.

A purchase is at your own risk. ROSH™ Company Labs gives no guarantee, refund or warranty. If something breaks, message on WhatsApp and it will be looked at — that is a promise of effort, not of outcome.

The term is one year from the day of activation. Nothing charges you automatically: ROSH™ Company Labs holds no card of yours, and there is no standing subscription to cancel.

Write the expiry date down the day it starts. Take it from CapCut’s own subscription page rather than from memory, and put a reminder in your phone calendar two weeks earlier. That reminder is the whole plan.

• What lapsing looks like. The account drops back to the free tier. Projects are not deleted, but premium templates and effects re-lock, the watermark returns on exports that use them, and export resolution is capped again.
• Cloud is the real risk. The storage allowance goes with the plan. Before the term ends, pull local copies of anything that exists only in CapCut Cloud, and export finished videos to your own drive.
• Renewing. Message on WhatsApp before the date, not after. Renewing on the same account is simpler than recovering from a lapse.
• Price. 700 MAD for one year is what applies today. It is not fixed for the future, so ask again when you renew.